Ethanol and Delay Discounting

Ethanol has several distinct relationships with delay discounting. First, individuals with alcohol use disorder have heightened delay discounting. Furthermore, rodent studies have suggested that heightened delay discounting may be genetically related to the propensity to consume ethanol, although the evidence is somewhat mixed. Finally, ethanol itself can increase delay discounting in rats, although this has not been replicated in most studies using humans.

Delay discounting and ethanol consumption
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Effect of ethanol on delay discounting
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