On Alcohol.org.nz, find the 'Blood alcohol levels' section. What are the common symptoms a person might experience if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is at a moderate level, specifically between 50-150 mg/dL? List all symptoms described for this range.
Navigate to 'resources.alcohol.org.nz'. Click on the 'Alcohol and its effects' section. Click on the 'About alcohol' link. Click on the 'Find out more' link for 'Blood alcohol levels'. Locate the table detailing BAC levels and associated symptoms. Identify the BAC range '50-150 mg/dL'. List all symptoms stated for that identified BAC range.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Blood alcohol levels' page on resources.alcohol.org.nz. The agent correctly identifies the '50-150 mg/dL' BAC range in the table. The agent lists all of the following symptoms: 'Altered mood (increased wellbeing or unhappiness)', 'Friendliness, shyness or argumentativeness', 'Impaired concentration and judgement', and 'Reduced sexual disinhibition'. The agent does not include any symptoms from other BAC ranges in its answer.