Types of Drugs
What is Addiction?
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Persuasion Techniques
Resources, Treatment, & Refusal Skills
100
Xanax, Oxycontin, and Adderall are examples of this type of drug
What is prescription drugs?
100
Give the definition of addiction.
Sample answer: when someone is no longer able to function regularly without the thing they are addicted to; they need it to feel normal
100
An appeal to logic; uses evidence and statistics
What is logos?
100
Shows words, sounds, or images multiple times to reinforce benefit of the product
What is repetition?
100
Name one resource that you have gotten during the addictions unit.
Possible examples:
-PATH resource guide
-McLean County community resources
-Call 211
200
This drug can be snorted, injected, or smoked
What is cocaine?
200
Name 3 types of non-drug addictions
Possible answers:
-technology
-food
-gambling
-shopping
200
An appeal to emotion; evokes an emotional response
What is pathos?
200
An ad that chooses only favorable evidence; provides false context to lead consumers to a desired conclusion or misleading impression
What is card stacking?
200
Name 3 "anti-drugs" or positive addictions
-exercise
-music
-hobbies
-family
-friends
-journal writing
-service
-music
300
This substance plays a role in all three of the top 3 leading causes of death.
What is alcohol?
300
What is this diagram showing?
What is the dopamine pathway?
300
An appeal to ethics; uses experts and credibility
What is ethos?
300
Uses comparisons (better than, improved) and hypes up a product using language like: greatest, best, fastest
What is intensity?
300
A strategy that is used to get out of a bad situation or to say no to something you do not want to participate in
What is a refusal skill?
400
This drug cannot be smelled or tasted.
What are club drugs?
400
Name 3 people or things that an addiction can impact
-friends
-family
-school
-your community
-innocent bystanders
-taxpayers
400
What appeal is used in this example: "You won't find any deer along this road. In 25 years of driving the same route, I haven't seen a single one."
What is Logos?
400
Creative phrasing used to downplay potential negative effects associated with a product
What is euphemism?
400
Name 5 different types of refusal skills
example answers:
-walk away
-your mom wants you home soon
-give facts about the substance and why it is bad for you
-you have somewhere else to be
-just say no
-body language
-suggest alternatives
500
This drug changes your appearance by causing acne, yellowing of the skin, and bad breath
What are steroids?
500
Name the 3 brutal realities of addiction
-they can become stronger than you
- it's not just about you
- drugs destroy dreams
500
What appeal is being used in this example: "As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course of treatment will likely generate the best results."
What is ethos?
500
Give an example of an ad that uses the "experts" technique
Possible answers: doctor supporting Colgate, firefighter promoting a duct cleaning company
500
A strategy used to control your body's response to something; often used with anxiety, ADHD, and high blood pressure
What is biofeedback?