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Experimental Use -90%
* never have used moe then 3 times
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Social Use-80%
* use if it's there, if not don't care
-drink at parties
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Seeking Use-60%
* the have the blues, if theres no booze
-they plan the next time they are going to drink
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Harmful Use -30%
* Noticing abuse go back and seek use
- use occurs anytime during the week
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Addiction Use- 10%
* Addiction is the overwhelming desire to repeat the experience of getting drunk inspite off repeat painful consequences
-getting drunk is the most important thing in life
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passes from mother or father to child at around 22
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Passes from father to son around age 12
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| "It's not how much you drink, but who's doing the drinking" |
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if you are predisposed the drug does all the work
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| Why is alcohol like a shotgun and cocanine like a silver bullet? |
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alcohol aternates your mood and cocanine zeros in on your pleasure center
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| Why is the brain like a pharmacist? |
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supplies you with the right amounts for the right reasons
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| How does addiction occur from natural chemical released form our brain? |
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runners high- run toget a good feeling like that feeling so they run again so they get the feeling again-become addicted
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| Whst is the nature of illegal drugs the causes competition wiht the natural workings of the brain? |
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it is easier to take an illeagal drug the go out and run to get a high (don't have to work with illegal drug)
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