Canabis
How much alcohol can you consume before you reach impared driving?
0.8%
What would a Sociologist study in Addictions?
A sociologist would study the different groups of people affected by addictions.
What are the biggest addictions in Canada?
Alcohol and drugs. Also caffine and tobacco.
What does NA stand for?
Narcotics Anonymous
What does AA stand for
Alcohol Anonymous
What would a Psychologist study in addictions
A psychologist would study the effects on the individual people who do the drugs and drink alcohol and the individuals who are affected by them like their different family members
Why is alcohol the most abused substance in Canada?
Because of the increase of deaths, diseases, disorders and addiction issues.
Peer pressure
Lack of family involvement
Difficult family situations
Lack of a bond with parents or siblings
Lack of parental supervision
Coping mechanism
Physical health issues
Stress
Trouble at school
What are the 3 most popular alcohols in Canada
Rum, vodka, and whisky.
What would an Anthropologist study in addictions?
An Anthropologist would study how alcohol and drugs affect one country compared to another.
What are some impacts addiction can have on the family?
Can blow through the family budget, cause fights, ignore children, and otherwise impair the health and happiness of the people they love.
List 5 of the most popular drugs in Canada
Marijuana, opioids, antidepressants, cocaine and pain killers
How much money does an average person spend on Alcohol in Canada in 2019-2020
$800
Who was the father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
Give a detailed answer of what an addiction is?
An addiction is a brain disorder/mental illness characterized by a compulsive need to use drugs/alcohol despite the harmful consequences and long-lasting changes in the brain.
What is the maxium penalty for drug possession?
A $2,000 fine and one year in prison
What is the maximum penality for impared driving?
10 years imprionment
Who was the first psychologist?
Wihelm Wundt
In Canada, what is the estimated percent of people who suffer from having an addiction problem?
21%