Social Drinkers Who Competed Against a Fictitious Opponent (Giancola

question 5

Multiple Choice

Social drinkers who competed against a fictitious opponent (Giancola & Zeichner, 1995) were more aggressive:

• A)only if blood alcohol levels were high
• B)when provoked if they had an aggressive personality
• C)only for those with aggressive personality traits
• D)regardless of gender, if they were intoxicated

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