
doi: 10.1007/bf02190113
pmid: 5350629
Subjects gave ratings of the favorableness of offers to gamble under the influence of alcohol. In two experiments a large dose decreased the willingness to gamble. Willingness was enhanced with a smaller dose in one experiment. A model of decision making was fitted to the ratings. It was found that ratings had the same structure under all conditions despite variation in level.
Adult, Male, Placebos, Ethanol, Decision Making, Gambling, Humans
Adult, Male, Placebos, Ethanol, Decision Making, Gambling, Humans
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