Alcohol-induced drowsiness and vigilance performance

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C W Erwin, E L Wiener, M I Linnoila

Journal of Studies on Alcohol

|March 1, 1978

Abstract:

Detection of signals in a visual vigilance task decreased significantly after drinking 1.2 g of alcohol per kg. Two mechanisms for the detection decrement are discussed.

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