I enjoyed reading your post. It does not surprise me that the Florida Institute of Technology states that alcohol is the most used drug in the United States. I feel that since it is legal and “readily available” help make it the most used. Like you had mentioned, drug use can affect both one’s decision making skills as well as have a negative impact, even to “good” individuals.
Drug use can affect how one thinks. It could make them think unrealistically as well as providing poor concentration and attention. It can also make someone act in different ways than what they normally would (“Facts about Alcohol,” n.d.).
Do you think that drug addicts decision making skills ever return to “normal” when they are not on drugs? Why or why not?
Drug use can affect how one thinks. It could make them think unrealistically as well as providing poor concentration and attention. It can also make someone act in different ways than what they normally would (“Facts about Alcohol,” n.d.).
Do you think that drug addicts decision making skills ever return to “normal” when they are not on drugs? Why or why not?