… adolescents ) or adulthood (EtOH adults ) upon behavioral measure of negative affect and
subsequent alcohol intake. wd1 and wd28 denote, respectively, 1 and 28 days withdrawal. …

… alcohol intake and increased behavioral sensitivity to stress. Emerging human data support
the clinical relevance of negative … ?; (2) is susceptibility to negative emotionality in acute …

… of alcohol to cope with negative affect may place individuals at greater risk for the development
of alcohol … ing to cope with negative affect between individuals who had current DSM-IV …

… Alcohol consumption did not affect serum calcium levels but raised the level of serum
phosphate. Alcohol consumption increased caloric intake but … consumption of alcohol can impair …

… The number of alcohol units consumed and degree of negative affect … Frequency of alcohol
usage and frequency of negative life … of negative life events having the slowest reaction times. …

… Alcohol intake was queried by an affirmative response to ‘I still drink alcoholic beverages’.
Participants categorized the number of hours of sleep at night as < 6, 7–8 and ≥ 9. Because …

… alcohol intake may be more rewarding if there are only a few negative effects of alcohol
intake, such as ataxia or sedation, and a low response to alcohol intoxication may be especially …

… In conclusion, we found that semen quality did not seem to be made worse by occasional
alcohol intake, whereas both volume and morphology were negatively affected by daily …

… to be negatively associated with alcohol consumption … alcohol for fear that it may negatively
affect mental acuity and productivity. The negative association between anxiety and alcohol …

… , which makes alcohol less affordable… negative affect, which in turn promotes elevated
alcohol involvement. In contrast, loss of contact with co-workers may lead to lower levels of alcohol …