1. biopsychology; a field of study examining the relationship between brain and mind, studying the effect of biological influences on psychological functioning or mental processes.
Beer (Alcohol content: 4%-6% ABV generally) and Wine (Alcohol content: 9%-16% ABV) are alcoholic beverages produced by fermentation. Beer is generally composed of malted barley and/or wheat and wine is made using fermented grapes. The above two have low alcohol content.
Brewers must add malt, which is a compound made from germinated barley seeds. Inside the seeds is amylase, an enzyme that breaks down the starch into sugar, allowing the yeast to do their thing. Grain fermentation usually produces only about 3-6% alcohol. Wine is produced by the fermentation of fruit. Grapes are by far the most commonly fermented fruit, but any fruit can be turned into wine.