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    Therefore‚ it can be argued that historically‚ marijuana has been a crucial influence on some modern day medical treatments. It wasn ’t until 1930 when a man named Harry J. Anslinger was given the position of Director of Klein 2 Narcotics did marijuana become an issue in American society. His initial role was to crack down on the use of opiates and cocaine but he feared that these two drugs were not enough to make his career. He introduced marijuana into his campaign‚ attributing

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    We talked about psychoactive drugs and the different categories. Depressant include alcohol‚ barbiturates‚ tranquilizers‚ and opiates. Stimulants include caffeine‚ nicotine‚ amphetamines‚ cocaine‚ and MDMA (Ecstasy). Hallucinogens include marijuana and LSD. Hypnosis is an altered state of consciousness or psychological state of altered attention. There are 4 steps in hypnosis‚ first‚ you minimize

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    newspaper giant and heavy investor in timber‚ gave assistance to Harry Anslinger the head of the new Bureau of Narcotics by fabricating stories about Mexicans and marijuana in order to sell papers and promote anti-marijuana sentiment (Guither‚ n.d.). It was during this time that several states enacted laws restricting or prohibiting the use of marijuana‚ also known as hemp or cannabis‚ as early as 1913. On a national level it was effectively made illegal on October 2‚ 1937 with the passing of the

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    A Presentation on Drug Abuse in Bangladesh Course Name : Composition & Communication Skills Course No : ENG 102 Section : 17 Prepared for : Shakil Sarforaz Rabbi Lecturer East West University Prepared by : 1. Segupta Kabir Nodi ID No : 2010-3-10-216 2. Sharmin Khanam ID No : 2010-3-10-224 3. Rehnuma Rahman Anchol ID No : 2010-3-10-108

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    drug users within the last month of when the survey was given; This equates to about 8.9 percent of the population aged 12 or older. The drug marijuana was the most commonly used illegal substance followed by prescription painkillers‚ cocaine and hallucinogens. There was about 17.4 million individuals who used it in the past month from when the survey was taken. From 2007 and 2010‚ those numbers increased to 6.9 percent‚ up from 5.8 or 14.4 million to 17.4 million users.(http://www.michaelshouse.com/drug-addiction/the-statistics/)

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    Ch.3 Consciousness and Two-Track Mind Outline I. Consciousness A. The two-track mind is made up of unconscious processing and serial conscious processing. Our brain is dual-processing‚ meaning that we interpret things at the same time. For example‚ the visual perception track enables us to unconsciously recognize objects and plan for the future. The visual action track deals with our conscious‚ moment-to-moment actions. So‚ unconscious processing is information that is drilled into your

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    For better or worse‚ many societies of the modern world tolerate certain methods of self-intoxication. Despite the possibility of negative consequences‚ all the cultures of the world the consumption of substances like alcohol and tobacco are sanctioned under particular circumstances. All societies face the reality that significant proportions of mankind seek to the same time expressly criminalizing others. This irony is made more bizarre by the evidence that a myriad of rich cultural timelines can

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    country of this silent but deadly killer. Why do people turn their bodies into dilapidated factories with airways of tar and destruction? The answer is Nicotine. Tobacco is both a stimulant‚ a substance that speeds up the body and a depressant‚ a substance that slows down the body. The stimulant used in tobacco is Nicotine. This is an addictive drug‚ which causes havoc within the smoker’s body. The body doesn’t just get used to the drug but it then depends on it to function

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    was discovered that alcohol acted as a depressant‚ it lowered the heart-rate of the Daphnia in comparison to the control. The caffeine‚ however‚ acted as a stimulant to raise the heart-rate of

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    Avoidant personality disorder University of Wilmington Abstract This research report discusses the Avoidant Personality Disorder. It discusses the inciting incident that may have given birth to the very development of this disorder. Furthermore the effects of the incident will be overviewed showing the varying aspects of an individual’s life that are directly affected. I have included the various types of treatment and their effectiveness at attempting

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