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Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fourteen . Adolescence: Biosocial Development. Puberty Begins. Period of rapid physical growth and sexual maturation typically completed three to four years after first visible signs Person attains adult size, shape, and sexual potential.

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Alcohol, Tobacco and Illicit Drugs use is a essentially a choice. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

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Defining a Drug Problem

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The ITMS Service-Learning Class presents:

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Gateway Drugs

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Gateway Drugs

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Substance Abuse

Substance Abuse. Tobacco Law/Gateway Drugs Lesson One. Tobacco and the Law. Purchasing or attempting to purchase tobacco products by a minor under 18 years of age is prohibited by law. Sale of or providing Tobacco products to a minor under 18 years of age is prohibited by law.

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Preventing

Preventing. Substance Abuse. The Role of Family . One of the most important social aspects impacting an adolescents decision to use alcohol is the family. ( Bahr et al., 1995; Guo et al., 2001) There are several modifiable family factors

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Drugs

Drugs. and their . effect . on the CNS. Illegal, addictive, withdrawal, recreational, indigenous (people native to an area eg aborigines). Objectives . By the end of the lesson I : Know that all drugs cause problems whether they are legal or illegal

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Chemical Health Review

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