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    Running Head: DRUG & ALCOHOL ADDICTION Drug & Alcohol Addiction Even though drug and alcohol addiction is the repeated and excessive use of drugs and alcohol to achieve a certain effect‚ which involves two components: physical and psychological dependency‚ they both can be treated. The cause of substance abuse is examined through several studies which showed drugs and alcohol are used to get relief from untreated mental

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    table of contents discussion questions/essay topics/journal questions p. 3 alcohol & drug abuse brochure p. 4 before and after effects of s/a p. 5 alcohol recovery story p. 6 drug and alcohol related worksheets p. 7 Health and Social Issues: Drug and Alcohol Awareness Discussion Questions: 1. What happens if a person uses a substance when they do not really need to? Why would they want to? 2. How

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    The Sociological perspective stresses the social context in which people live. In other words it’s why we do the things that we do‚ such as our beliefs‚ attitudes‚ and guidelines we live by. It examines how these contexts influence people’s lives. It can also be defined as understanding human behavior by placing it within its broader social context. At the center of the sociological perspective is the question of how groups influence people‚ especially how people are influenced by society. A society

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    involved in alcohol and drug abuse on a daily basis; whether it be in the neighborhood‚ school‚ or in the playground. Nowadays‚ parents are giving their children more freedom than compared to 10 years ago. Children are also maturing at a faster rate than in the past which leads to them wanting to do things that are not normal for there age. Much of this has to do with the increase in technology. The youth are learning and being introduced to a lot of things such as drugs and alcohol through the

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    Tavish Hower Mr. Peterson Plutto4@aol.com English 101 11 December 2012 Teenage Alcohol and Drug Abuse  Every hour‚ over 3‚500 teenagers try drugs for the first time. (Drug facts) This outrageous statistic sadly applies to many of my classmates and peers. Through first hand experiences and other people’s mistakes‚ I have learned the dangers of teen alcohol and drug abuse. In Desert Mountain High School alone‚ over 50 percent of the 20 students I asked smoke marijuana on a fairly regular basis. Marijuana

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    inform you on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Alcohol abuse is due to many factors‚ including how you were raised‚ your social environment and your emotional health. American Indians and Native Alaskans are more likely to develop alcohol abuse‚ also people who have a family history of alcoholism or heavy drinkers are more likely to develop some sort of drinking problem. People who suffer from mental health problems such as anxiety‚ depression or bipolar disorder are at risk because alcohol may have been

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    Drugs and Alcohol Essay Underage drinking has been a growing problem for as long as alcohol has been in existence. Now with rising prices of alcoholdrugs are becoming the cheaper option for a night out. Therefore the use of drugs by teens is becoming a rapidly growing problem and this combined with underage drinking is having major effects on the young adolescents of Australia. Money urgently needs to be spent on finding a way to improve these growing problems‚ then more money needs to be spent

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    Drug and Alcohol use A lot of college and high school students use drugs and alcohol frequently‚ they do it to find a way to escape reality because it’s too hard for them. Some people see it as a serious problem like their life is threaten by that. I on the other hand down really see it as a problem. I don’t see it as a problem because first of all that person is only trying to have a nice and fun time. Secondly when someone is on drugs or have been drinking they get to lazy to do anything that’s

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    birth of a child. Sometimes it is called ’termination of pregnancy’. Some sociologists argue that abortions should be made illegal due to the fact that they rob the fetus a chance at a life filled with pleasurable experiences and other religious sociological factors. On the other hand‚ many sociologists view abortion as a basic woman’s right‚ and if society were to ban abortion they women be robbing women of their natural rights. The discussion of abortion rights has been made highly politicized

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    Sociological Perspectives on Religion” During this semester I have learned that in essence‚ “free will” does not gear our decision making process‚ it is primarily society that influences all thoughts and behaviors in turn‚ impacting all aspects of our life. The evolutionary socialization process initiates at the moment of conception‚ in our mother’s womb‚ through childhood‚ carries on during adulthood and ends in our graves. The most important and influential agent of socialization is the family

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