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What Laboratory Alcohol Experiments Capture About Real-World Drinking
Psychological science often relies on laboratory paradigms to identify mechanisms assumed to operate in daily life, yet the degree of laboratory-to-life generalizability is rarely tested directly. Alcohol research provides an especially strong test case because acute subjective responses to alcohol
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