Table 2. Summary of Significant Experimental Effects.

Dependent variable	Highest-order significant effect for each factor	F	df	p-value
Response time
Words	Stress × Word Type	4.77	1/34	0.036
	Stress × Treatment Condition	5.79	1/34	0.022
	Response Type × Drink Group	4.35	1/34	0.044
Non-Words	Response Type × Drink Group	4.28	1/34	0.046
Response accuracy
Words	Response Type × Stress × Word Type × Drink Group	4.28	1/34	0.046
	Response Type × Stress × Word Type × Treatment Condition	6.66	1/34	0.014
Non-Words	Response Type	344.79	1/34	<0.001
Response time
Controlling for	Response Type × Stress × Word Type	6.10	1/33	0.019
Accuracy to Wordsa	Stress × Treatment Condition	5.20	1/33	0.029
Self-reportb
VAS (Stress,
Desire Alcohol)	Subscale × Time × Drink Group	10.57	1/30	0.003
	Stress × Time × Drink Group × Treatment Condition	5.03	1/30	0.033
	Subscale × Stress × Drink Group × Treatment Condition	8.89	1/30	0.006
Physiological effects
Heart ratea	Stress × Time × Drink Group	2.46	4/124	0.049
Blood alcohol	Time	23.93	2/32	<0.001
Procedural check
Drink strength ratinga	Intercept (grand mean > 0)	47.07	1/18	<0.001

^aPlease see Supplementary Material and Methods at Neuropsychopharmacology website.

^bAnalyzed by ANCOVA of Visual Analog Scale (VAS) scores for each subscale (Desire for Alcohol, Perceived Stress) at Post-Noise and Post-Drinking, controlling for session (Pre-Noise) baseline.

Stress (Present, Absent); Word Type (Alcohol, Neutral); Treatment Condition (Combined: Active Stress + Test Drink on same session; Separate: Active Stress and Test Drink on separate sessions); and Drink Group (Test Drink: Alcohol vs. Placebo Beer; P-Beer).