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    the ak47 they have propped on their shoulder and their lifeless eyes that have witnessed several deaths of both friend and foe, comrade, and enemy. The only happiness these eyes have seen, is the adrenaline rush from the witnessed crossfire, and the drugs running through their systems, and behind those eyes : a mind of a hardened soldier. Here in the united states children live a rather blessed life, few of them grow up to know extreme violence. Most kids have the support of family and friends.…

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    Animal abuse happens each day with animals getting hurt. Tied up with chains or ropes, not getting feed or getting nothing too drink, or maybe it’s being left out in the cold for hours at a time. It happens to millions of animals like dogs, cats, and many others. They have to suffer through it everyday because they can’t do anything about it and do whatever their owner makes them do. Animals might even get abused because they might not know it or because they do it on purpose to hurt them and…

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    Hallucinogens are drugs that cause an individual to experience an apparent perception of something that is not actually present. Some examples of these are LSD, Psilocybin, mescaline and MDMA (also known as ecstasy). These drugs are also known as “party” or “club” drugs and individuals who typically use these drugs are also using other drugs as well. These drugs do not classify as addictive due to the lack of withdrawal symptoms (Maxwell & Spence, 2005). Populations who tend to be most at risk…

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    and uncomfortable that victims can instigate the abuse to get the violence over with. The first phase is shown the beginning of the movie when Jake gets angry with Beth for “spoiling” his gift of bringing food to his family. The second phase, violence, is seen during the party when Beth instigates the fight by throwing eggs on the floor and calling Jake a coward. The little power that Beth has, she is displaying it by acting defiant towards the abuse. The third phase is the honeymoon period,…

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    Survey on Drug Use and Health (released in 2013), an estimated 23.9 million Americans had used illicit drugs. What does 23.9 million mean? It means almost one of ten Americans had used illegal drugs! Although the causes of drug abuse are very complex, the effect of this epidemic is clear —Drug abuse is so destructive that it’s becoming a more and more critical problem in today’s society. First of all, all drugs are harmful to one’s physical health, even though the effect of each group of…

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    epidemic of substance abuse that is taking a real toll on the lives of young people in America” says psychiatrists Dr. Keith Ablow. Fifty percent of twelfth graders in the United States admitted to using drugs in the past year. Legally, only students that participate in extracurricular activities can be required to take a drug test. Should student athletes should be required to submit drug tests before participating in school sports because it could cause them to quit using the drugs; therefore,…

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    The personal fable is something that I remember well as a parent. The personal fable is an adolescent’s belief in the uniqueness of their personal experiences and their personal destiny is the personal fable. I could relate with the girl in the video, as I became pregnant as a teenager as well. While I was listening to her speak I was shocked that she believed that bad things would not happen to her. That she was different and it wasn’t very likely that the same things that happened to others…

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    Employee’s Opinion of Workplace Drug Testing The purpose of this article and study was to determine what employee and student attitudes are towards the use of drug testing for prospective and current employees. Drug abuse is very costly to employers, costing somewhere between $100 and $177 billion dollars in the United States alone every year. There is an extremely high number of people addicted to drugs which has an impact on employers and society as a whole. The increase in drug use has…

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    victims regularly feel an extraordinary longing and need to recapture power and swing to savagery as their cure. This viciousness, combined with a total absence of any sympathy, makes for a fatal formula. Bullying is a standout amongst the most types of abuse in schools. One out of four children is bullied and 70 percent of these episodes happen in…

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    Knowing that his friends use drugs may or may not be the reason the client started using drugs. The cause could be to fit in. If that was an answer the next question would be, “Why do you feel a need to fit in?”. The client is Asian and he could be in a school with kids that are not Asian; therefore this could be the cause for a need or feeling as if the client needs to fit in. The fact that so many wealthy and upper middle class teens are exterminating with drugs today there are specials…

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