On secondary measures, alcohol increased feel-drug ratings during the rising BrAC limb [time, p=0.026; Suppl Table 1]; this response became more intense through the re-examination for AUD+ [group x phase, p=0.004]. Alcohol-induced heart rate and cortisol increases did not differ by group or across test phases (Table 2; Suppl. Figure 2). The same results were observed when based on analysis of AUD SX subgroups. For all analyses, there were no sex differences.
