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    worst nightmare that being the cause and effect of binge drinking. I plan to delve into the ideas and perspectives of both a college student, and researchers excavating what it is that presumably engulfs a college student to consume large amounts of alcohol at a given time, and how the effects…

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    growing up to be a mother, wife and her issues with drug use. She struggles with drinking and it took a toll in her family and more specifically her marriage. The book was beautifully written and brings forward some of Mary’s poetic background in her style of writing. I will attempt to relate Mary’s struggles with alcohol abuse to the topics brought forward in class and through our readings. Specifically, Mary’s developments of alcohol abuse and its effect on her loved ones, and her eventual…

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    Nowadays, drinking alcohol became one of the biggest issues we have to encounter because many violent crimes involved alcohol. The U.S statistic showed that there are about 320 million people in the U.S, and about 17 million people are alcoholics. Which means that one in every 12 adults suffer from alcohol abuse, and alcohol dependence. Jeannette Walls, the author of Glass Castle, also had a father who was alcoholic. In her childhood, her life was not easy because she did not get any proper…

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    Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs. It also causes many of teen car accidents. As I go through this paper I shall tell you of many accidents of teens or what alcohol can do to people under age or above age. I will tell you short term effects of alcohol, long term effects, what is alcohol, etc. Also what is alcoholism. The first thing I will talk about is short and long term effects of alcohol. Short term effects of alcohol involves nausea, vomiting, dehydration, loss of judgement and…

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    Effects of alcohol on brain functioning and neurotransmitters As the underage brain is still developing, especially the frontal cortex. The effects of ethanol alcohol) will affect reasoning and skills more than someone over the age of 18 whilst possibly stunting brain growth and development in the frontal lobe which can cause long term malfunctions such as brain clots and loss of brain cells in the hippocampus (Government of Western Australia.2014). This is due to the central nervous system…

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    Cognitive Processing Therapy Trauma can happen to a variety of people; old and young, rich and poor, male and female; through the use of physical, verbal or sexual abuse, even while stationed in the military. One study focused on Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) and compared its effectiveness to Present-Centered Therapy (PCT). Those who participated were diagnosed with PTSD related to military sexual trauma (both men and women) within three months before the study have more than one clear…

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    http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/tween-and-teen-health/in-depth/teen-drinking/art-20047947 I chose an article about Teen Drinking. This is one of the most common drugs that is misused in today’s youth and that is only misused because kids think its “cool”. In the article it stated that a good way to help avoid your teen drinking is to just talk to him or her about the consequences and risks of underage drinking. This is a saying that is commonly enforced throughout the world even…

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    continues to this day. Before this the legal age to purchase alcohol was only 18. Why did they change? Alcohol is the fastest growing substance abuse in young people from the ages of 12 to the age of 21. It is a fact that if you drink and drive you are two times as likely to get into a wreck. People who want the age lowered believe it will cut down the binge drinking. More than 1,800 college students die and a lot more are injured by alcohol because they do not know their limit. If you drink to…

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    custom of drinking alcohol. In America alcohol drinks is acceptable in the society. As an example, one of the reality show “VANDERPUMP” which is a hotel in the Hollywood is allowed employee to consume alcohol while they are on duty. This shows besides encouraging the bad influence for the society, it also shows the consequence of the alcohol use. The employee who consumes alcohol usually end up in a fight or some types of violent action. Although, this telling me that drinking alcohol in some…

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    Alcohol addiction treatment helps thousands of alcoholics across the United States make lasting recoveries each year. Although many laypeople still believe alcoholism to be a matter of willpower rather than a disease, it is a neurological condition which requires clinical alcohol addiction treatment. Like other addictions, alcoholism causes permanent changes to sufferers' brain chemistries and makes them dependent on alcohol for daily activities. Despite the widespread success of rehab, many…

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