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The Influence of Alcohol and Tobacco on the Components of Choice Reaction Time
R. J. Lyon, J. E. Tong, Gillian Leigh, Gail Clare
SUMMARY. In smokers a low dose of alcohol slightly improved decision time on a choice reaction-time task and in combination with tobacco resulted in significant improvement compared with placebo conditions. In nonsmokers decision time deteriorated significantly after a moderate dose of alcohol but not in smokers. The results are attributed to the stimulant action of a smoking dose of nicotine interacting with low levels of alcohol.
