Does alcohol increase your eyes' sensitivity to light, thus decreasing your motor skills and reception? True or False?

Alcohol significantly affects various aspects of vision, one of which is the sensitivity of the eyes to light. When someone consumes alcohol, the ability to adjust to different lighting conditions is impaired. This means that when exposed to bright lights, such as headlights at night, a person under the influence may experience discomfort or a blinding effect, making it difficult to see clearly.

Additionally, alcohol can decrease motor skills and cognitive functions, which includes reaction time and the ability to process visual information effectively. This combination of decreased light sensitivity and impaired motor functions can lead to dangerous driving situations. Therefore, the statement that alcohol increases sensitivity to light while decreasing motor skills and reception is accurate.