Decision Making
Tobacco
Alcohol
Drugs
Addictions
100

Negative decisions usually result from: 

Rushed quick judgement, lack of information, selfish mindset, peer pressure, lack of experience. 

100

What is nicotine? 

The addictive substance in tobacco products 

100

Is someone has alcohol poisoning, what should you do?

Call for help, turn them on their side, don't leave them. 

100

What are the two categorisations/types of drugs? 

Legal, Illegal. 

100

Are addictions a choice? Explain. 

No - but it may be the result of some bad choices. 
200

Positive decision making usually involves:

Collecting information, asking for help, understanding potential consequences, making a healthy choice for mental and physical well being. 

200

What are the 3 types of tobacco products that we discussed in class?

Cigarettes, smokeless tobacco (chew), vaping/e cigarettes

200

What are some signs of alcohol poisoning? 

Confusion, irregular heart beat, dehydration from vomiting. 

200

What's the difference between a depressant and a stimulant? 

Depressant - Controls and slows your body, downer, slower and tired. 

Stimulant - Speeds up your body functions and systems. 

200

What is a symptom of an addiction?

Dependence, cravings, withdrawal, get it at any cost, shakes, anxiety, loss of control. 

300

Name 2 factors that affect decision making process: 

Peer pressure, family values, common sense, media/social media/culture. 

300

Name 2 reasons why smoking rates have decreased in past 20 years. 

Less advertising, more expensive, less places to smoke, more evidence for poor health. 
300

What are two possible repercussions of drinking and driving?  

Death, hurting someone else, DUI, suspension, MONEY! 

300
Give an example of stimulants and depressants. 
Stimulants - coffee, cocaine.

Depressant - alcohol

300

What's the difference between abuse, overdose, addiction? 

Abuse - Improper, intentional, unnecessary use.

Overdose - Too much of it in too little time. 

Addiction - Can't be without it. 

400

Name 2 reasons why people would choose to make a healthy, positive decision:

Financial, social consequences, legal issues, personal health (mental and physical), avoid an addictive bad habit. 

400

Is marijuana a stimulant or depressant? Explain. 

Both. 

400

What are the 6 stages of addiction?

Never used. 

Experiment. 

Occasional use. 

Regular use. 

Addicted/out of control. 

Sober. 

500

Name 3 long term effects of making bad decisions. 

Health, social, financial, self-esteem.

500

Name two kinds of addictions that are not to substances.

Gambling, technology, body figure, food.