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  1. Alcohol reduces aversion to ambiguity.Tadeusz Tyszka, Anna Macko & Maciej Stańczak - 2014 - Frontiers in Psychology 5:120399.
    Several years ago, Cohen, Dearnaley, and Hansel [1] demonstrated that under the influence of alcohol drivers became more risk prone, although their risk perception remained unchanged. Research shows that ambiguity aversion is to some extent positively correlated with risk aversion, though not very highly [2]. The question addressed by the present research is whether alcohol reduces ambiguity aversion. Our research was conducted in a natural setting (a restaurant bar), where customers with differing levels of alcohol intoxication were offered a choice (...)
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