Decision Making
5. This is the process of making choices after considering consequences.
decision-making
15. This substance is classified as a depressant and is most often linked to impaired driving accidents.
Alcohol
19. A short-term effect of alcohol is this, which can affect choices behind the wheel, have you say things you regret and/or mess with your critical thinking
impaired judgment
17. Name a healthy coping strategy for stress.
Exercising, reading, journaling, etc.
4. The statement “Everyone is doing it” is this type of belief about substance use.
Myth
11. The step in decision-making where you look at possible outcomes of each choice.
weighing the consequences
8. The addictive chemical found in tobacco.
Nicotine
20. A long-term effect of smoking tobacco is this serious health issue that is involved when inhaling
What is lung disease/cancer
16. One way to resist peer pressure is to say this politely.
“No thanks” / using humor to refuse
22. Underage drinking is illegal
Fact
1. One reason teens are more at risk for substance abuse is this ongoing process until a certain age (Add the age as well)
brain development
21. The drug in cannabis that causes a “high.”
THC
14. This habit can lead to memory problems, reduced motivation, and difficulty concentrating when continued over many months or years.
What is marijuana use
25. If a friend offers you alcohol or another drug, you could use this strategy to protect yourself (Saying no).
refusal strategy
23. Alcohol is filtered out mainly through the kidneys?
Myth
3. A protective factor that helps reduce the risk of substance abuse, often provided by family or community
strong family support / positive role models / involvement in activities
7. Using more of a drug to get the same effect is called this
Tolerance/Dependance
10. Withdrawal is described as feeling this after stopping drug use.
sick or uncomfortable
18. When someone _____s stressful situations or negative influences to protect themselves, they are using this type of strategy
Avoidance
24. A teen can legally produce or consume alcohol or nicotine products on their own property.
Myth
2. This influence from friends and peers can cause teens to rush decisions, ignore consequences, or skip steps in the decision-making process.
Peer Pressure
13. Misusing prescription drugs can result in legal consequences, dependence, and this potentially fatal outcome.
Overdose
12. This type of drug increases alertness, attention, and energy in the body.
Stimulant-nicotine, caffeine cocaine, etc.
6. When faced with peer pressure to use a substance, this approach lets you protect yourself by clearly stating your choice and standing firm. You are ________ing yourself
Assertive refusal
9. Strong family support, positive role models, and involvement in sports or activities can reduce the risk of substance abuse.
Fact