University Students’ Hangover May Affect Cognitive Research

Volume: 11
Published: Sep 29, 2020
Abstract
University students are the most employed category of participants in cognitive research. However, researchers cannot fully control what their participants do the night before the experiments (e.g., consumption of alcohol) and, unless the experiment specifically concerns the effects of alcohol consumption, they often do not ask about it. Despite previous studies demonstrating that alcohol consumption leads to decrements in next-day cognitive...
Paper Details
Title
University Students’ Hangover May Affect Cognitive Research
Published Date
Sep 29, 2020
Volume
11
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