Cafs Irp "How Does Drinking Alcohol Affect the Wellbeing of Teenage Girls (Between the Ages of 14-17"
HSC assessment 2012
Community and Family Studies
Independent research Project
“How does drinking alcohol affect the wellbeing of teenage girls (between the ages of 14-17)”
Contents
Title Page
Contents
List of tables and figures
Abstract
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Literature Reviews
Methodologies
Results
Analysis and Discussion
Summary and Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix
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List of tables and Figures
How old are you?
When was the first time you tried alcohol?
How often do you drink?
What type of drinker are you?
If you drink, why do you think is the reason that you drink?
Have you ever been put in a dangerous situation involving alcohol?
Who do you think is the biggest influence of underage drinking?
Are you aware of the effects of alcohol?
If you are a drinker, are your parents aware about your drinking?
If you are a drinker have you ever done some you regret or something unwise whilst under the influence of alcohol?
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Abstract
This is an independent research project which consists of how drinking alcohol affects the wellbeing of teenage girls (aged 14-17). The tasks aim to explore and research the affects drinking alcohol has on teenage girls and their wellbeing. This IRP demonstrates the consequences teenage girls may face when drinking alcohol by consisting of reliable and relevant information and research regarding the topic. The research included in this IRP consists of Primary sources, including surveys which provide statistics throughout a percentage of people, and interviews which provide information in depth. The research in this IRP also consists of secondary sources, including Newspaper articles, internet articles.
My hypothesis whilst conducting this IRP is that alcohol would have a large negative impact on the wellbeing of teenage girls, and that a high percentage of teenage girls have already experience alcohol
Community and Family Studies
Independent research Project
“How does drinking alcohol affect the wellbeing of teenage girls (between the ages of 14-17)”
Contents
Title Page
Contents
List of tables and figures
Abstract
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Literature Reviews
Methodologies
Results
Analysis and Discussion
Summary and Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix
1
2
3
4
5
6
7-15
16
19-24
25
26
27-28
29-37
List of tables and Figures
How old are you?
When was the first time you tried alcohol?
How often do you drink?
What type of drinker are you?
If you drink, why do you think is the reason that you drink?
Have you ever been put in a dangerous situation involving alcohol?
Who do you think is the biggest influence of underage drinking?
Are you aware of the effects of alcohol?
If you are a drinker, are your parents aware about your drinking?
If you are a drinker have you ever done some you regret or something unwise whilst under the influence of alcohol?
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Abstract
This is an independent research project which consists of how drinking alcohol affects the wellbeing of teenage girls (aged 14-17). The tasks aim to explore and research the affects drinking alcohol has on teenage girls and their wellbeing. This IRP demonstrates the consequences teenage girls may face when drinking alcohol by consisting of reliable and relevant information and research regarding the topic. The research included in this IRP consists of Primary sources, including surveys which provide statistics throughout a percentage of people, and interviews which provide information in depth. The research in this IRP also consists of secondary sources, including Newspaper articles, internet articles.
My hypothesis whilst conducting this IRP is that alcohol would have a large negative impact on the wellbeing of teenage girls, and that a high percentage of teenage girls have already experience alcohol