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    we have choices. Drinking can be addicting just like coffee‚ cigarettes‚ medications‚ and body building. Teenagers are not mature enough for the drinking age to be lowered to eighteen years old. Being able to drink at an early age can lead to alcoholism at more quickly. When teenagers consume alcohol it is more easily for them to drink and drive because they believe nothing can or will happen to them. All fifty states minimum age to drink is twenty-one‚ but in some states it is okay for people

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    When a man loves a woman

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    When a man loves a woman‚ is a film about the way alcoholism affects a marriage. It also shows people an alcoholic who recovers (Alice) and her husband Michael‚ who in some ways was able to deal with her better when she was drunk. Alice is a high school counselor who drinks all day‚ every day. Michael‚ her husband is an airline pilot who knows his wife drinks heavy on occasions‚ but he has no idea of the extent of her drinking. Alice finally confesses to her husband some of her secrets‚ of how she

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    those who suffer from alcoholism‚ I need to first address my values and beliefs by giving an open AA meeting a chance. Therefore‚ as I walked through the doors of my local church at the 8 o’clock meeting on Monday‚ anxiety and fear rushed throughout my body. I began to wonder‚ “would I be expected to admit I had an alcohol problem to even step foot through the doorway?” "Was I going to be criticized because I am the outsider that does not see myself as some with alcoholism?” and “Would this experiences

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    Relapse Prevention Plan

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    after his arrest resulting from drunken driving (DUI/DWI) (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism‚ n.d.). His lawyer has advised him to stop drinking and get treatment until his trial date‚ which is in approximate two months. Jed does not believe that he will serve any jail time‚ but feels that treatment could help strengthen his court case (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism‚ n.d.). In this paper‚ I will create a relapse prevention plan that will aid Jed as he enters

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    Self-Regulation Failure: A Resource Model of Self-Control ALCOHOLISM: CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Vol Goldman M. S.‚ Del Boca F. K. and Darkes J. Alcohol Expectancy Theory: The Application of Cognitive Neuroscience in K. E. Leonard and H. T. Blane‚ Psychological Theories of Drinking and Alcoholism‚ 1999‚ Guilford Press‚ USA‚ Chapter 6‚ p. 218. Hilgard and Bower‚ 1975‚ p.599‚ in K. E. Leonard and H. T. Blane‚ Psychological Theories of Drinking and Alcoholism‚ 1999‚ Guilford Press‚ USA‚ Chapter 4‚ p. 107

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    a sponsor that each attendee should have so that they can be listened to and advised right at any time. Going to this meeting I learned that alcoholism cannot be cured but instead‚ when sobriety is achieved‚ the alcoholic is still an alcoholic (he will always be one)‚ yet now a recovering alcoholic. During the meeting it was also mentioned that alcoholism is often called a “disease” that is somehow a “family problem” rather than an individual problem. A few people shared their experiences and constant

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    between parent and child sustaining family and community (Leeuw). Annotative Summary B: Native Americans Have are Genetically Predisposed to Alcoholism There is a widespread belief that Native people have a biological predisposed to become alcoholics has been prevalent for decades. There is a positive correlation that associates native people and alcoholism (Ehlers)‚ however‚ there is no solid proof that it is due to genetics.

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    Teen Drinking

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    were studied the conclusion was that alcohol dependent teens had a harder time remembering words and simple math equations. Judgment and self-control are reduced‚ speech may be slurred; balance‚ vision‚ reaction time and hearing will be impaired. Alcoholism also causes damage to the brain. Alcoholics may suffer from lack of concentration. The alcoholic may also have "blackouts‚" occasional onsets of memory lapses‚ and possibly complete memory loss. They may also have more serious forms of brain damage

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    world around him. While Poe dying in a gutter was not the exact location of his death‚ many believe that he did die of alcoholism. However‚ others believe that his death was due to rabies‚ encephalitis‚ or exposure. However‚ one thing is certain. Poe’s death is still shrouded in mystery to this day. In most articles‚ one possible cause of Poe’s death is attributed to alcoholism. Close to Poe’s death‚ he was spotted in a tavern‚ dressed in another man’s clothes and semiconscious. A printer named

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    Effects of Alcohol Abuse

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    Alcoholism means addiction of alcohol; it could explain as a person who could not stop to drink and craving for it. In fact‚ alcohol abuse can damage a person’s health and life. Alcohol would affect a person’s mind and body that causes the person did wrong thing. Besides‚ when a person drunk‚ he or she might not know what they had done. Which mean‚ when they are drunk‚ they could not judge what are right and wrong. Consequences‚ there are many cases happened because of alcohol abuse since alcohol

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