Expressing Under the Influence: Alcohol Consumption, Nonverbal Behavior, and Performance

摘要: This article examines the relationship between alcohol consumption, nonverbal behaviors, and performance in a cooperative game. Forty-two male teams played version of $100,000 Pyramid One teammate was randomly assigned to drinking condition (BAC = .08 g/dl or sober) other sober. The behaviors participant were coded games which he produced clues for his partner guess correct category. Expressiveness, rate, tempo, volume, frustration, anxiety coded. Success measured by counting number categories completed per Results indicated that intoxicated participants both more expressive anxious than sober participants. With few exceptions, did not influence team success.