The hormone in the brain that is responsible for creating feelings of euphoria.
Dopamine.
Name 2 effective strategies for resisting peer pressure
Broken Record
Give an excuse
Reverse the Pressure
State the Facts
Say "NO"
Avoid the situation
Walk Away
Any substance that changes how the mind and body work.
Drug
Name two ways that drug and alcohol companies market to adolescents.
Bright colored packaging
Flavor
Sponsoring sporting/entertainment events
Utilizing celebrity endorsements
Paid placements in shows or movies
False: Despite drug use levels remaining stable the amount of overdoses have increased.
2 parts of the brain that are impacted by drugs
Lymbic
Prefrontal Cortex
Amygdala
Repeating the same response over and over is known as what?
Broken Record
Refers to the use of substances including alcohol, tobacco, drugs and inhalants which can lead to dependence or dangerous effects.
Substance Use
True or False Marijuana is illegal in every state.
A synthetic drug that is incredibly potent and responsible for an increase in drug overdose and death.
Name two reasons that teenagers are more likely to become addicted to drugs.
Brain is still developing
Impulse control
Negative Peer Pressure
Steer Clear.
Refers to the use of substances including alcohol, tobacco, drugs and inhalants which can lead to dependence or dangerous effects.
Illicit Drug Use
Name a reason for the increased marketing of marijuana
-No national law
-Change in the norms/approval ratings
Name 3 reasons that someone may try drugs
List 3 long term effects of substance use.
Financial
Emotional
This could be stating facts about drugs or alcohol or stating facts about themselves.
Stating the Facts
is the body’s adaptation to the use of the drug that causes it to be less effective when used repeatedly and to need more of the drug to get the desired effect.
Tolerance
The Masters Settlement Agreement occurred in what year?
1998
What is the common progression of drug use?
cigarettes, beer/wine, and then substance use.
Give an example of how the brain changes after prolonged substance exposure?
Brain shrinks
Loss of IQ points
Impacts neuropathways in the brain
a person could just turn it around on the person by asking, “why are you pressuring me”
Reverse the pressure
Occurs when a person is physically, mentally, or emotionally attached to a drug
Addiction
This act allowed the federal government to regulate tobacco products, including how they are marketed
Family Smoking and Tobacco Control Act (2009)
Name 3 ways that drugs impact your emotional state.
Poor concentration
Judgement
Confusion
Delusion
Anxiety
Panic
Paranoia
Impaired memory
Severe mental disorders (depression, anxiety, schizophrenia)