Faculty member: Alison Haney

Project name: Predicting alcohol use consequences in bar and daily life settings

Project goals: The goals of this project are to better understand the subjective experiences of alcohol, particularly times when individuals might feel less drunk than they are, and how this predicts negative outcomes (e.g., drinking and driving). This project will evaluate individuals in the BAR lab (a laboratory designed to look like a bar) and in their daily lives.

Project tasks: Tasks may include managing participant recruitment, conducting alcohol administration laboratory visits, managing remote data collection, data coding and cleaning, and literature reviews.

Duration of research experience: Fall, with possibilities of a longer placement

Time commitment: 6-8 hours

Will this be in person or remote: At the BAR lab at the Clinical and Research Institute on Addictions in downtown Buffalo