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    Therefore‚ the start of this increase in drug abuse and widespread illness is due to the condemning ignorance in which the United States is responsible for. If there would have been doctors involved that would have alerted the people of the great dangers of drug abuse and cocaine and crack cocaine addiction as doctors Smith and Wesson tried to warn the country. The 1960s drug use were characterized as “youthful rebellion.”It gained the attention of the President Nixon and therefore he established

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    OUTLINE I) JOB DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES 1.treat people in recovery a.help talk about‚ understand‚ and cope with their problems 2. work to prevent drug and alcohol abuse 3.educate parents to get involved in children’s exposure to drug and alcohol 4. counsel family and friends of addicts a. asks questions and concerns they may have b. finds out how they think addiction is impacting their life

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eml3FdNffxU&feature=related (start at 0.8) (30 seconds) Some of you may remember back in 5th grade the D.A.R.E song. You know the song about staying away from drugs and making your own choices. Come on! It had little dance moves that went along with the words. Well if you don’t remember‚ heres an example of the Chapman Elementary school in Dublin Ohio singing at their D.A.R.E graduation. (play video) Who went through a program like this in their elementary school

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    rejection of illegal drug use. According to a 2012 Pew Research study showed that 87% of Americans view the current drug culture in America either as a serious problem or a crisis (Motel‚ 2014). There are many illegal drugs viewed as taboo in American society; including‚ but not limited to‚ ecstasy‚ heroin‚ inhalants‚ bath salts‚ spice‚ cocaine‚ meth‚ and crack. In addition‚ there are legal drugs that can often lead to abuse‚ such as‚ alcohol‚ tobacco‚ and prescription drugs. Crack cocaine is

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    Cannabis is one of the most abused street drugs in the 21st century; a psychoactive substance which acts to alter the brain function of one. Cannabis‚ also known as “marijuana”‚ “hemp”‚ “weed”‚ “pot” and “grass” is one of the most illicit drugs used in today’s society (Jung‚ 2010‚ p.18). It is voluntarily consumed for social and recreational purposes to alter ones mood and conscious state opposed to being used medical purposes. Routes of administration include smoking‚ where absorption is much higher

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    positive reaction. But in some places‚ such as the Middle East‚ Russia‚ and Greece‚ this gesture is considered insulting‚ and as a result‚ it is received negatively (Hoeller). Let’s look at how the three theoretical approaches view deviance. The symbolic Interactionist perspective considers three separate theories. One‚

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    conducted by Claudia L. Reardon and Shane Creado called “Drug Abuse in Athletes” they found that 93% of college and professional athletes used drugs within the past year. Is this bad? Yes. Does it need to be stopped. Yes. But this isn’t even close to the big picture of the problem. What if a little child found out that his favorite college or professional athlete used performance enhancing drugs? He or she might think that since their hero uses drugs that it is acceptable for them to use them‚ as well

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    Symbolic interactionism is the theory being used in this research; it explains “how meanings are derived from the social process of people or groups of people interacting” (Blumer & Lune‚ p. 13‚ 2012). This focuses on signs‚ symbols‚ languages and how people construct

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    There isn’t a direct yes or no answer. I personally believe that there is a yes and a no to this question. If an expecting drug addiction mother isn’t willing to stop abusing drugs‚ then there is no certainty‚ that placing them into prison will eliminate the problem. In fact‚ it might only worsen the situation. Simply because things get snuck into prison all the time. Drug abusers don’t always make the best decisions. Therefore‚ instead of charging them for criminal offences‚ they should be placed

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    Sonny’s Blues is an excellent depiction of how artists often use drugs in order to enhance their musical genius. By ingesting a drug to alter their state of conscious‚ they allow the narcotic to create usually obscure connections in the brain to become prominent and overactive. The setting of the story takes place in Harlem‚ a neighborhood often associated with crime and drugs. However‚ it is also known to produce successful poets and musicians. The question is‚ could these factors be possibly

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