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    issue. All of life’s problems, whether the myriad of addictions, depression, dementia, emotional trauma and a variety of other mental health conditions all require carefully planned treatment and care, specifically designed for the individuals’ needs and consequent recovery. *** An important model that considers the Biological, Social and Psychological factors affecting an individual’s mental health and well-being is Engels biopsychosocial model (Engel, 20???)**Engel’s biopsychosocial theory…

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    Is It Ethical to Use Drug Testing In Child Welfare Cases This paper will discuss the ethical dilemma involved in social services and the courts using drug testing and abuse as a reason when deciding to remove a child from the parental home. While this subject is complex and involves too many facets to cover completely in a brief summary, main topics will be introduced in order to bring attention to the practice. The actions concerned not only have an effect on the persons directly involved such…

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    were already addicted to cocaine. The rats were willing to work more for the sugar than they were for cocaine (Bennett, 2011). In order to test this theory researchers used cross-sensitization which involves being able to switch easily from one addiction to…

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    one thing, but making them feel as if they must participate in something they do not want to is two different things. This shows that individuals make it close to impossible to differentiate, or deviate from the social norm. The social bases of addiction, is when a person is exposed to their first time participating in an activity that is exposing you to the beginning of a long and dark road to obsession. Which is something they do not warn you beforehand about, they just urge you into it.…

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    Rhetorical Analysis Project: The Future Generation is Over Controlled Civil liberties, or personal freedoms are personal freedoms of thought, behavior, or expression that any authorities cannot abridge by law or by judicial interpret ion without due process. As one of the universal applications, personal freedom-a human right-should not be interpreted culturally or contextually(Franck, 593). For example, China’s Fundamental Rights and Duties of Citizens claims to protect many civil liberties.…

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    federal government spent $13.7 billion on drug law enforcement as opposed to $3.2 million for drug treatment and research. As a result, there are long waiting lists for treatment which can last for months. Those people are waiting because drug addiction therapy is too expensive for the average person, particularly for a drug addict. Likewise, Sam Kinison mocked the $13,000 average cost for a 21 day rehab back in the 1980s. He joked that if you still had $13,000, then you didn’t have a problem,…

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    Mental illness is a widespread problem that has touched the lives of countless Americans. Based in Lexington, NC, Daymark Recovery Services is a recovery facility offering detox and addiction treatment, as well as counseling for mental illness and depression. These experts say while successful mental health treatment often involves a multi-pronged approach, medications can serve as a useful part of the protocol. Below are three types of medications used in mental health treatment:…

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    focus on rational appraisals of costs and benefits. These are purely or mostly cognitive in centre and include such theories as the theory of planned behaviour (Ajzen, & Fishbein, 2010), the model of health beliefs (Rosenstock, 1988) the rational addiction model (Becker, & Murphy, 1988) and the trans-theoretical model (DiClemente, & Prochaska,…

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    Social Media ties to addiction It is believed that using social media can be addicting and can cause substance abuse and addiction. This is completely incorrect, social media does glorify drugs and alcohol and can be an addiction in itself but it may not cause drug and alcohol addiction. It can contribute to an addiction, because addiction is developed over a period of time and cannot be caused by one thing, such as social media. The addictive qualities of social media, including the…

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    The people who I know in long-term recovery have no desire to consume cocktails and wine at this point in their lives; they have acceptance and aren’t living in denial any longer. Sure, it’s possible for relapse to happen even after ten years of recovery, especially if there is a major structure change in an individual’s life; however, they know what the problem, the solution, and the program of action is by that point in their recovery. I can’t help but wonder if Sally is the creation of a…

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