Intro To Social Problems Test 3

Front 1

Any substance that, when consumed, alters one or more of the functions of the human body

Back 1

Drug

Front 2

those that can produce major alterations in the mood, emotions, perceptions, or brain functioning of the person who takes them

Back 2

Psychoactive Drugs

Front 3

So for many people in the United States, ________ ____ is between a woman and man who are married.

Back 3

Natural Sex

Front 4

In _________, young people were encouraged to masturbate

Back 4

Tahiti

Front 5

The process through which the influence of religion is removed from many institutions in society and dispersed into private and personal realms

Back 5

Secularization

Front 6

Sexual activity in exchange for money or goods, in which the primary motivation for the ______ is neither sexual nor affectional

Back 6

Prostitution

Front 7

Sexually explicit writings, still or motion pictures and similar products designed to be sexually arousing

Back 7

Pornography

Front 8

The view that prostitution is illegal but not active enforcement or proscution is pursued; the risk of arrest is low for prostitutes, and competition flourishes among many different types of prostitutes

Back 8

Laissez-faire model

Front 9

Prostitution is legal, but only in sttings that are licensed by authorities, such as brothels; prostitution in unlicensed settings is attacked by police

Back 9

Regulation model

Front 10

Prostitution is permitted in particular areas of a community; prostitution may be legal or illegal in these areas, but the police would arrest prostitutes only outside these neighborhoods

Back 10

Zoning model

Front 11

Prostitution is illegal and enforcement and prosection are actively pursued everywhere; the risk of arrest is high everywhere and much prostitution is forced underground

Back 11

Control model

Front 12

The study of the size, compostion and distribution of hum populations and how these factors change over time

Back 12

Demography

Front 13

The total number of people inhabiting a particular geographic area at a specified time

Back 13

Population

Front 14

The actual number of children born

Back 14

Fertility

Front 15

the number of deaths that occur in a particular population

Back 15

Mortality

Front 16

A permanent change of residence

Back 16

Migration

Front 17

Movement into a particular country

Back 17

Immigration

Front 18

Movement out of a particular country

Back 18

Emigration

Front 19

Consequences of world population growth

Back 19

crowding, food shortages, depletion of resources, intergroup conflict.

Front 20

Problems in cities of the United States

Back 20

economic decline, housing, segregation, crime, educational problems.

Front 21

the continued use of a psychoactive substance at a level that violates approved social practices

Back 21

Drug abuse

Front 22

A mental or physical craving for a drug and withdrawal symptoms when use of the drug is stopped

Back 22

Dependence

Front 23

Physical dependence on a drug

Back 23

Drug addiction

Front 24

Physical changes that result in the need for higher and higher doses of the drug to achieve the same effect

Back 24

Tolerance

Front 25

The withdrawlel symptoms of one drug are alleviated by another drug in the same pharmacological class

Back 25

Cross-dependence

Front 26

A tolerance built up to one drug leads to a reduced response to another drug in the same pharmacological class

Back 26

Cross-tolerance