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Effect of Alcohol and Monetary Reward on Visually Evoked Potentials and Reaction Time
Frederick W. Obitz, Leland E. Rhodes, Donnell Creel
SUMMARY. A dose of alcohol producing a mean blood alcohol concentration of 0.09% slowed the peak of later components of visually evoked potentials recorded from the occipital scalp. Simple visuomotor reaction time was also slower in a low-motivation nonreward condition.
