Trevor and dale attend an off-campus party. trevor is the designated driver and restricts his alcohol consumption to a few drinks; dale, on the other hand, becomes highly inebriated. compared with trevor, dale is more likely to
a. be outgoing
b. act aggressively
c. feel flushed
d. suffer medullary damage

The correct answer is: b. Act aggressively.

Explanation:

According to research published by Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research, there's a link between aggressive behavior and alcohol consumption.

According to Dominic Parrot, one of the researchers, alcohol as being a drug that disinhibits people, it brings out their tendencies to express anger.

In other words, anger is an emotion that is normally repressed or censored by people because is not a socially adaptable emotion. But when alcohol is consumed, the social judgment is decreased, thus individuals feel more comfortable expressing their aggression.

In conclusion, in this particular case, due to his highly inebriated state, Dale is more likely to act aggressively compared to Trevor.

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