A PC-based software test for measuring alcohol and drug effects in human subjects.

A PC-based software test for measuring alcohol and drug effects in human subjects.
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一种基于 PC 的软件测试,用于测量酒精和药物对人类受试者的影响。

DOI:
10.1111/j.1530-0277.1996.tb01703.x
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发表时间:
1996
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Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research
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通讯作者:
Spruill,SE
Spruill,SE
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作者:
Mills,KC;Parkman,KM;Spruill,SE

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A new software‐based visual search and divided‐attention test of cognitive performance was developed and evaluated in an alcohol dose‐response study with 24 human subjects aged 21–62 years. The test used language‐free, color, graphic displays to represent the visuospatial demands of driving. Cognitive demands were increased over previous hardware‐based tests, and the motor skills required for the test involved minimal eye movements and eye‐hand coordination. Repeated performance on the test was evaluated with a latin‐square design by using a placebo and two alcohol doses, low (0.48 g/kg/LBM) and moderate (0.72 g/kg/LBM). The data on 7 females and 17 males yielded significant falling and rising impairment effects coincident with moderate rising and falling breath alcohol levels (mean peak BrALs = 0.045 g/dl and 0.079 g/dl). None of the subjects reported eye‐strain or psychomotor fatigue as compared with previous tests. The high sensitivity/variance relative to use in basic and applied research, and worksite fitness‐for‐duty testing, was discussed. The most distinct advantage of a software‐based test that operates on readily available PCs is that it can be widely distributed to researchers with a common reference to compare a variety of alcohol and drug effects.