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Drinking alcohol does not make people look more attractive, study suggests

Research suggests alcohol may give people liquid courage to approach those they find attractive.

United statesNorthern irelandUnited kingdomMolly bowdringMichael sayetteStanford universityStanford prevention research centreUniversity of pittsburghBeer gogglesJournal of studies on alcohol and drugs

Why you can t put on beer goggles – but you can pluck up Dutch courage

Telegraph: New research suggests the 'goggles' attractiveness effect is an urban myth.

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Drinking alcohol does not actually make people look more attractive, study suggests

While some argue intoxication makes others seem more attractive, a new study suggests this is not the case. Instead, drinking alcohol makes people more likely to approach someone they already find attractive, according to the researchers.

United kingdomNorthern irelandUnited statesMichael sayetteMolly bowdringUniversity of pittsburghStanford prevention research centreStanford universityProf sayette

Beer goggles myth busted in boozy experiment – but blokes Dutch courage exists

Beer goggles myth busted in boozy experiment – but blokes Dutch courage exists
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Scientists shatter long-held belief about drinking

Beer goggles are a myth, according to new research – but having a drink can offer liquid courage to approach potential partners.

United kingdomUnited statesNorthern irelandMichael sayetteMolly bowdringUniversity of pittsburghStanford prevention research centreStanford universityProfessor sayette

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