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. 2016 Oct 14;20(1):31–39. doi: 10.1093/ijnp/pyw090

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Figure 3. — Expectancy and impulsivity measures across early phase response groups. Significant differences are displayed for group comparisons between non-, low, and high responders across the Alcohol Effects Questionnaire power and aggression (A), cognitive and physical impairment (B), and delayed discounting task (C). Nonresponders showed significantly greater expectancy of power and aggression as well as cognitive and physical impairment. High and low responders also showed significantly higher steepness constants (log K), suggesting higher impulsivity compared with nonresponders. All P<.05.