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Beer goggles no longer an honest excuse for your drunken hookup: new research

Researchers have debunked the long-touted "beer goggles," but confirmed alcohol has a liquid courage effect.

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Booze Might Not Give Men Beer Goggles After All, Study Finds

Researchers found that young men didn't rate the attractiveness of women any differently while drinking, but did become bolder in trying to meet beautiful ones.

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Alcohol won t make others appear more attractive: Study #newkerala(99121)

Alcohol won t make others appear more attractive: Study #newkerala(99121)
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Beer goggles study finds alcohol does not make people seem better looking

Beer goggles study finds alcohol does not make people seem better looking
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Alcohol Doesn t Make Other People Appear More Attractive, Study Suggests

Researchers suggested while the “beer goggles” effect may not be real, people are more likely to approach people they already find attractive.

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