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    Alcohol Abuse In Australia

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    close relatives or friends regularly. Other causes of alcohol abuse include mental issues, peer pressure, low self-esteem, a stressful lifestyle and sexual or physical abuse. It must be noted that becoming an alcoholic doesn’t happen overnight, it is a long process that builds up overtime. 3.1 Symptoms of alcohol abuse The symptoms of a drinking problem are often first noticed by family members or close friends, not the drinkers themselves. Some of the most common symptoms are drinking even…

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    which in turn negatively affects their GPA. In addition the study showed that more alcohol an adolescent consumed means there is less of a chance they will attend school. According to the author partaking in adolescent drinking impacts your short term decision making meaning its less likely you will attend school. Out of all of the sources provided this study had the smallest sample size, which does diminish credibility. In addition these studies could not be found on any other platforms,…

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    The long-term insurance package is primarily beneficial for people at a more advanced age than Aden. Most individuals of Aden’s age cannot adequately and accurately predict what their health outcomes would look like in the future. As such, they would want to take up the insurance plans at the age of 65 and above. This is because it could be too early for Aden to decide if the long-term care insurance package is good for him or if he even needs…

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    alcohol abuse include loss of interest in work, lacking interest of friends and family, being restless or not having the ability to control their drinking. Nausea, vomiting, headaches, unclear speech, and weak judgement are short term effects of alcohol abuse. Long term effects of alcohol abuse include blackouts, loss of memory, liver disease, thiamine deficiency. This type of abuse can lead to huge consequences such as certain cancers, brain damage and obstruction of the immune…

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    many cases where alcohol is the problem, especially when underage drinking is involved. Underage drinking has become a serious threat to our society and to the future of our generation because of its serious immediate consequences and life changing long term effects. “Annually, about 5,000 people under age 21 die from alcohol-related injuries involving underage drinking”(“Consequences of Underage Drinking”). This is just one example of the bad effects underage drinking has. Not only does…

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    diseased. If one is sick, without the money they have little to no chance of being cured. Wasting important funding on an experiment, at best, could harbor terrible outcomes. If people vote yes for artificial intelligence, they can cause negative long-term effects for the patient or patient's, waste the government’s medical money, or cause overall mayhem throughout the world. Starting off, anger can cause one to perform rash actions. To begin with, if someone can not afford the intellect…

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    a person really enjoys math, they will be able to retrieve math related information easier than a person who hates math. Likewise if a person enjoys a movie they will most likely be able to remember things from that movie. There are two types of long-term memories; Non-declarative and Declarative. Non-Declarative memories are the memories for habits, skills, and conditioned responses. Tying your shoes is a great example of a non-declarative memory. Declarative memories are the memories for…

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    Have you ever thought about the process your brain goes through to store all the things you’re able to remember? Just like anything our brain is a muscle that needs to be put to practice. Some of us may have short term memory while others have long term memory. None of this is set in stone. One’s memory capacity can grow over time, should you practice the right exercises. I personally do not have the best memory for certain areas but a great one for others. Throughout my lifetime I have…

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    things from short term memory to long term memory. Organize and filter the study material. Pacing and repetition is vital to the learning process. Controlling the learning environment. Balancing time and resources against grades. Organizing and Filtering Study Notes: Weekly study note (long term memory) with the major ideas, points and examples provides an excellent starting point. This…

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    be to give you the research that has been conducted around the effects of how alcohol affects the adolescent brain long-term, and short term. Without critically thinking about the issue of teen drinking we should be able to assume the short-term effects such as poor decision-making, and overall loss of cognitive functions. The cornerstone of my research will relate to the long term effects that the alcohol has on the adolescent brain reason being this is a subject we have a lot of research on,…

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