Goal Setting
Something you want to accomplish in life.
What is a GOAL?
This is the first step you take before making any decisions.
What is STOP?
Your brain stops growing in your mid 20's.
True or False
What is True?
Most middle schoolers are drinking alcohol.
True or False
What is False? Fewer than 8% according to future.org
The mind altering chemical in marijuana that interferes with concentration, memory, thinking, and perception.
What is THC?
Tetra-hydro-cannabinol
This is the first step in reaching your goals.
What is Name It?
Listing the potential consequences of a decision before acting out the best decision.
What is THINK?
The part of your brain that controls decision making and judgment.
What is the PREFRONTAL CORTEX?
The withdrawal from alcohol that might include dehydration, headache, nausea, sensitivity to light and noise.
What is a HANGOVER?
This chemical found in tobacco is highly addictive.
What is NICOTINE?
Step 4 in the planning process.
What is Think How to Do It?
The influence that people in your social group have on your behavior, attitudes, or decisions.
What is PEER PRESSURE?
When drug use is no longer a choice.
What is ADDICTION?
The amount of alcohol at which the liver metabolizes per hour.
What is 1 STANDARD DRINK PER HOUR?
12 oz bottle of beer= 5 oz glass of wine=1.5 oz of liquor
This amount of fentanyl can be enough to kill an average American
What is 2mg?
What is A GRAIN OF SAND/SALT?
What is THE AMOUNT THAT CAN FIT ON THE TIP OF A PENCIL?
Something or someone that will help you reach your goal.
What are RESOURCES OR SUPPORTS?
Evaluating how you did when acting on your decisions.
What is REFLECT?
The body needs more of a drug to produce the same effect as previous doses.
What is TOLERANCE?
Alcohol damages this part of the brain which is responsible for coordination and balance.
What is THE CEREBELLUM?
This is a life-saving medication used to reverse the effects of an opiod overdose.
What is NALOXONE?
What is NARCAN?
Weather, traffic, and power outages are examples of these types of obstacles.
What are EXTERNAL OBSTACLES?
A person's principles or standards of behavior that influence responsible decision making.
What are VALUES?
Experiencing irritability, severe headaches, anxiety, depression, restless sleep, and trouble concentrating when not using a drug.
What are WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS?
Consuming a large amount of alcohol in a short amount of time can shut down the brain stem and lead to a coma.
What is BINGE DRINKING?
The social media slogan that launched DEA's campaign to educate the public of the dangers of counterfeit pills and urges all Americans to take only medication prescribed by a medical profession and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist.
What is ONE PILL CAN KILL?