This is a proof-of-concept study exploring individual differences in sensitivity to alcohol among older healthy current drinkers aged 65 to 80. Participants will complete two sessions during which they will complete questionnaires and laboratory measures of mental abilities and brain activity and receive a beverage that may or may not contain a moderate dose of alcohol.
Age range
65 Years – 80 Years
Sex
ALL
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Alcohol Effects on Psychomotor Skills as reflected in the Trail Making Test (TMT)
Timeframe: The placebo and alcohol sessions occur ~ 10-14 days apart.
Alcohol Effects on a Working Memory Task requiring Continuous Recognition
Timeframe: The placebo and alcohol sessions occur ~ 10-14 days apart.
Alcohol Effects on Neural Activity Measured from Scalp Electroencephalography
Timeframe: The alcohol and placebo sessions occur ~ 10-14 days apart.