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Dutch courage wins over beer goggles

New research suggests alcohol may give courage to approach someone at the bar rather than so-called 'beer goggles' impacting attractiveness.

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Drinking alcohol does not make people look more attractive

When it comes to approaching someone you like at a bar, it may be more a case of alcohol giving you liquid courage than beer goggles, researchers…

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Booze doesn t boost attractiveness: study

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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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