Tag: alcohol studies

November 10, 2025 / mohammed looti

Alcohol & Dehumanization: Understanding the Link

Introduction to Alcohol-Related Metadehumanization (ARM) Alcohol-Related Metadehumanization (ARM) represents a specialized concept within social psychology and substance abuse research, focusing on the cognitive process by which an observer attributes fewer essential human qualities to another individual specifically because they are perceived to be under the influence of alcohol. This phenomenon is rooted in metaperception, which […]

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November 10, 2025 / mohammed looti

Alcohol References in Literature and Film

Introduction to Alcohol References in Psychology The study of alcohol references transcends simple linguistic analysis; it encompasses the formalized terminology used in clinical diagnosis, the operational definitions employed in scientific research, and the pervasive cultural narratives that shape public perception of consumption and dependence. In the psychological domain, the precision of language used to describe […]

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