Assessing the Reliability of a Novel Alcohol Approach–Avoidance Task with Increased Process Interference

We aim to assess the reliability of a novel irrelevant-feature approach-avoidance task (AAT), designed to increase the conflict between automatic action tendencies and instructed responses. Using hierarchical Bayesian methods, we will determine how many trials both the novel and the standard irrelevant-feature AAT require to achieve adequate reliability (0.8).