Lowered inhibitions - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

3 Types of Illegal Alcohol Sales 1. Underage - guests under 21 2. Third Party - guests who are buying for someone underage 3. Visibly Intoxicated 2 Kinds of Law Covering Liability for Servers of Alcohol 1. Common Negligence Laws 2. Dram Shop Liability Laws Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Common Negligence Laws 1. Not specific to alcohol 2. Can involve illegal alcohol sales 3. Base...

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help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication; based off observation and not an actual measure - ANSWER Behavioral Cues What are the 4 behavioral cues? - ANSWER Lowered Inhibitions, Poor Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and mood swings are all examples of what behavioral cue? - ANSWER Lowered Inhibitions inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly, and increased rate of drinking are all examples of what beha...

TAM Card Test | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ Purpose of TAM Card - Answer -Educate and train business owners and their employees to create safe and comfortable work environments for everyone. Beverage alcohol is a regulated substance and society has placed significant responsibility on the server to dispense it properly. True or False? - Answer -True Alcohol is classified as a depressant. True or False? - Answer -True What is the first sign that s...

Behavioral Cues ->>>help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication; based off observation and not an actual measure Lowered Inhibitions, Poor Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination - >>>What are the 4 behavioral cues? Lowered Inhibitions ->>>overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and mood swings are all examples of what behavioral cue? Poor Judgement ->>>inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly, and increased rate...

% adults in US that drink alcohol - ANSWER 70% people skills - ANSWER Skills in observing how people act, hearing what they say, judging their needs, and responding appropriately behavioral cues definition - ANSWER provide info that shows how guests are being affected by alcohol behavioral cues are ____ - ANSWER progressive depressant - ANSWER what alcohol is b/c slows down the body behavioral cues - ANSWER inhibitions judgement reactions coordination inhibitions - ANSWER ch...

4 Behavioral Cues - ANSWER -Inhibitions -Judgement -Reactions -Coordination (I Just Really Care) Inhibitions (EX.) - ANSWER Becoming talkative, mood swings, more relaxed, or notable change in behavior can all indicate lowered inhibitions. Judgement (EX.) - ANSWER A gap between how people think they are behaving and how they actually are. EX. Behaving inappropriately, using foul language, telling off-color jokes. etc. impaired judgement Reactions (EX.) - ANSWER Glassy, unfocused eyes...

Behavioral Cues - CORRECT ANSWER help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication; based off observation and not an actual measure Lowered Inhibitions, Poor Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination - CORRECT ANSWER What are the 4 behavioral cues? Lowered Inhibitions - CORRECT ANSWER overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and mood swings are all examples of what behavioral cue? Poor Judgement - CORRECT ANSWER inappropriate behavior, foul language, overlyfriendly, and i...

Which behavioral cue would a guest who becomes overly friendly and very talkative while in your establishment be exhibiting? Lowered inhibitions Impaired judgment Slowed reactions Loss of coordination - ANSWER Impaired judgment What measurement do states use for determining Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) or Driving Under the Influence (DUI)? Speed limit Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Behavioral cues Intoxication rate factors - ANSWER Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) How do behaviora...

Types of penalties matched with server/establishment •Fines - Both •Arrest- Server •Community service- Server •License Suspension-Establishment •Financial Judgment- Both •License Revocation- Establishment •Loss of certification- Server •Loss of job- Server •Loss of income- Both Never sell to -Underage people -Visibly intoxicated people -Third party people (those purchasing for underage) Practice Quiz 1 1. The establishment is responsible for protectin...