Effects of alcohol/drugs on driving
True or False
Using drugs or alcohol can make your driving skills better
False
What is peer pressure?
Peer pressure is when you are influenced by other people (your peers) to act in a certain way.
True or False:
Can media influence someone's attitudes or behaviors?
true
What is protective equipment?
Gear made to protect you from any kind of injuries.
What is a healthy relationship?
This type of relationship includes trust, respect, and feeling safe to be yourself.
What can happen if you drive under the influence/be driven by someone under the influence.
You can get into an accident, or car crash.
Give an example of negative peer pressure.
Your peer persuades you to try an illegal substance.
What is a health risk?
A health risk is something that could affect you physically such as disease, injury, etc.
Give an example of how you can get a concussion.
A bump, blow, or a hit that causes the brain to move back and forth.
What is conflict resolution?
Conflict resolution helps people solve problems by talking them through instead of arguing.
What does alcohol do to the body when driving?
Slows reaction time and makes it harder to brake quickly when driving.
What should you do if you feel unsafe in a situation?
If you feel unsafe, try to leave the situation as soon as possible. If you cannot, make an excuse (such as a phone call) and leave immediately.
What are some coping strategies?
yoga, music, hobbies, reading, watching TV, journaling, talking to friends, etc
What are some ways to avoid an injury?
be aware of your surroundings, use proper gear, stay hydrated and warm up for activities.
What is the difference between a healthy relationship and an unhealthy relationship?
A healthy relationship includes trust, respect, and feeling safe to be yourself, while an unhealthy relationship includes trust issues, disrespect, and feeling afraid to speak your mind.
What are 3 dangers of getting into a car with an unlicensed driver?
Higher risk of crashing, increased injury rate, and serious financial/legal complications.
Why is it important to trust your gut feeling in unsafe situations?
It is important to trust your gut feeling in unsafe situations because it can warn you about dangers in a situation.
What should you do if someone pressures you into doing something illegal?
you should refuse, and remove yourself from the situation, then report the incident to a trusted adult.
What is a fracture?
A fracture is a break or a crack in a bone.
What is dependency in a relationship?
Dependency in a relationship is when one partner heavily depends on the other for emotional support, validation, and decision making.
What are 3 legal consequences of driving while impaired?
you can have your license suspended, receive fines, criminal charges, and even face jail time.
What should you do if you are in an emergency situation?
Stay calm, make sure you are safe, and call 911 or get help right away.
what is the difference between a physical and social risk?
A physical risk is potential harm to one's body, health, while a social risk can be a negative consequence.
Whats one strategy that supports concussion recovery?
A slow return to physical activities after a short resting period.
How can you arm yourself against coercion or dependency?
You can protect yourself by setting clear boundaries, thinking for yourself, and talking to trusted friends or adults when something doesn’t feel right.