Well-controlled laboratory experiments and field studies (e.g., McDonald, Zanna, & Fong, 1996) have revealed that alcohol consumption contributes to aggression by

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Alcohol consumption is known to reduce social inhibitions and restraints, leading individuals to act more impulsively and aggressively than they would when sober. This is why alcohol is often implicated in cases of domestic violence, bar fights, and other forms of aggressive behavior. While factors like increased testosterone or hostility may also play a role in alcohol-related aggression, social disinhibition is considered the primary factor.

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