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    contemporary society alcohol is consumed daily. It does not matter the occasion whether it is a celebration, death, social setting or just to relax alcohol is consumed. Drinking alcohol is done in many circumstance where individuals may feel it is necessary, for instance professional teams celebrate by spraying, pouring and drinking champagne. Or in a situation when a loved one passes away often in many cultures, in the memory of the deceased a toast would be offered in respect to the…

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    Alcoholism Addiction

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    Substance-induced disorders is defined as “syndromes and consequences produced as a result of recurrent ingestion, they consist of intoxication, withdrawal, and a series of substance-induced mental disturbances (Lyons, 2014, p322). Alcoholism is a complex individual and social disorder which cuts across many areas. It is effected by the fields of medicine, physiology, psychology, social welfare, religion, penology, education, politics, and economics. All the different fields have a different…

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    Alcohol-Related Violence

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    In the past few years there have been numerous alcohol related injuries and deaths in Australia due to “king hits” or “coward punches”. This has resulted in a misconception that alcohol is the sole problem for this violence. Australia does not have a significant problem of alcohol related violence; Australia has a problem with violence. While there are studies out there that state that alcohol is the problem, there are also several more in depth studies that state that the issue is more complex…

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    Pelham’s study and Hussong’s study are analyzed or even performed together, then the results may show a correlation between a parent’s lifetime diagnosis of alcoholism and their child’s deviant behavior. A parent may have previously suffered from a drinking problem, but maybe gave it up once they had their child. So does the child become more deviant as a consequence of their lack of attention from their lifelong alcoholic parent? Or does a parent become an alcoholic because of their child’s…

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    Ages 12-20 Research Paper

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    type of aggressive promotion has ensure that audiences of all ages are being reached. How people view alcohol and its effects, influence their drinking behavior, so if adolescents expect drinking to be positive and a pleasurable experience, they are more likely to start drinking earlier. Which is why 7.7 million people ages 12-20 have admitted to drinking alcohol in the past month. I believe that…

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    both himself and those around him which causes greater harshness. Eldon begins drinking after he was forced to leave his home as his mother chose her abusive husband over him. Meanwhile Eldon’s alcoholism arises after he kills his only friend to ensure his own survival. From Alcohol abuse Eldon suffers from liver failure which results in an early death. Likewise Eldon’s drinking habit effects Franklin…

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    “About 70% of pancreatitis are due to chronic heavy alcohol consumption,” (Gastroenterol, 2013). Alcohol can affect much more than just the liver in a person and chronic alcohol abuse is a major issue in hospitals. In the personal experience of the author about one third of the clinical patients had some sort of history of alcohol abuse and/or in for alcohol detox. This case study is about a patient from the Medical Surgical floor, whose medical diagnosis is acute pancreatitis, but the patient…

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    the National Institute on alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, approximately 17 percent of men and 8 percent of women will dependent on alcohol in their lifetime. Some people stop drinking because they are forced to do so, they were arrested and have to follow court mandates and a second group of people who really want to stop drinking but don’t know how too. These people need help and attend AA meetings to receive cognitive behavior therapy and group therapy, this intervention helped the participants…

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    In The Black Cat, Poe expresses through the actions and choices of the protagonist that he cannot control his actions because of his excessive drinking. Alcoholism is a choice that a bunch of adults struggles with. The Narrator in The Black Cat struggles with violent tendencies; which is what most people who drink struggle with. When someone gets intoxicated they lose control of themselves and their actions. Also, when trying to make decisions while drunk can lead to the choice that benefits the…

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    Satire On Alcoholism

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    Alcohol has become a very serious issue. In fact, alcoholism is more widespread than people often realize. Your environment can highly affect your own mind. This is why it's important to choose your friends carefully. If you have many friends or relatives that remind you of your former habits, then you might easily have a relapse. Even the things that you used when you drank alcohol like the glasses and the bottles, its high time to get rid of them. Those are traces from your previous life…

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