disinhibiting

Dogs have a disinhibiting effect on people.

These aggressive reactions may be caused by a disinhibiting serotonergic mechanism.

Alcohol has been shown to play a disinhibiting role in certain types of sexual assault, as have some other drugs, notably cocaine.

Despite the disinhibiting factors which had come into existence, a counter influence was provided by the inhibiting factors of earlier years.

E-mail can be a very disinhibiting medium," Dr. Sulkowicz said.

If you have a weight problem, alcohol can add to it, especially if its disinhibiting effect prompts you to eat more than you might otherwise.

The disinhibiting effect of e-mail, they say, makes it possible for people of few words - men, usually - to convey thoughts and feelings that they would find nearly impossible to say aloud.

"There are some aspects of e-mail communication that strikingly replicate some aspects of the psychoanalytic situation, as in the relative anonymity or facelessness of it, like when the patient in analysis is out of view of the analyst, it can have a disinhibiting effect on the patient.