General
SES
Medicalization
Politics
Monroe's Political Framework
100

Practice of consuming a very small dose of a psychedelic substance or other drugs

What is Microdosing?

100

How SES can can influence health outcomes 

What is by determining one’s resources, lifestyles, external stressors, and the habitual response to those stressors?

100


Process of making different human conditions and behaviors a medical condition/ problem

What is Medicalization?

100

Reflects different “value commitments” & includes the structure, distribution, and effects of power in society

What is Politics?

100

James Monroe’s moral framework

What is concerned with the idea that our political past shapes the current foundation of public health policy?

200

Most popular forms of microdosing

What is LSD and psilocybin mushrooms?

200

Status determined by one’s social class leading to certain levels of income, education, or occupation

What is Socioeconomic Status (SES)?
200

 Examples of medicalization

What is obesity, alcoholism, premenstrual syndrome and even death?

200

Two diverse political perspectives exist on microdosing

What is strict prohibition vs advocacy for decriminalization/regulation?

200

Believes illness reveals relationship with God, emphasizes individual rights, distrust in government, individual responsibility for personal choices

What is Individualism?

300
Reasons why people microdose

What is recreational/spiritual activity OR coping with mental health symptoms OR daily benefits?

300
Pros of having a higher SES status

What is better access to resources including better education, housing, and medications?

300

Criticized by many as they believe that the medical industry has profited a lot from making normal conditions medical

What is “over-medicalization” and “disease-mongering”?

300

Central to the discussion on integrating microdosing into mental health treatment

What is political decisions related to healthcare policy?

300

Works to fix unjust system, focus on “common good”, protect most vulnerable, “do what’s right for others”

What is Communal Tradition?

400

Cost of microdosing

What is inaccessibility, illegal status, risk of substance abuse, and questionable credibility?

400

Available to those that practice microdosing and is more common for those of a higher SES

What is psychotherapy and other support?

400

Process through which medical conditions become natural, also exists. 

What is de-medicalization?


400

Intertwined with political rhetoric of prominent political figures, who shape public attitudes and discourse surrounding microdosing practices

What is perception (stigmatization/destigmatization) of microdosing?
400

Says microdosing is an upstream problem and legalizing drugs like marijuana will stop those who do microdose from being sent to prison for minor drug possession, issue is a "government problem"

What is the Communal Tradition approach?

500

According to the Journal of Psychopharmacology, one definition of a microdose  

What is 1% of a pharmacologically active dose?

500

Microdosing is becoming culturally known among middle and upper class as a means to

What is increase productivity and decrease anxiety?

500

Medicalization of psychedelics and making them legal for medical use is an easy way of

What is destigmatizing them and increasing access for them?

500

Examples are government agencies, research grants, regulations

What is politics' influences on the allocation of research funding for microdosing?

500

Downstream approach, says problems with microdosing arise due to individuals own choices and behaviors, likely to relate problems of microdosing to people who have low SES

What is the Individualism approach?