Which symptom is NOT associated with alcohol acute effects?

The symptom associated with enhanced cognitive function is not typically linked to the acute effects of alcohol consumption. In fact, alcohol is known to impair cognitive abilities, leading to difficulties with memory, decision-making, and attention. The acute effects of alcohol generally manifest as cognitive deficits rather than enhancements.

Loss of coordination, sexual dysfunctions, and emotional volatility are all recognized symptoms that can occur during episodes of acute alcohol use. Alcohol can affect motor skills, leading to a lack of coordination. It also influences sexual performance and can lead to emotional swings or volatility, making these symptoms consistent with the effects seen during acute intoxication.