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    actions depending on the individual's perception. However, gambling addicts easily defeat their dignity, confidence, and self-respect in the depressing, miserable, and black circumstances because they cannot suppress their addiction. My neighbor was aware of her gambling addiction is the poor habit; she understood she did the wrong thing when she lied to many people to borrow money, and she could not pay them back. She thought she would win great money to compensate for lost money. She hoped the…

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    While most people seem to drink in moderation, others have a hard time drinking responsibly. In society, the outcome of alcohol abuse can lead to physical abuse, mental abuse, loss of job, alcoholism, or even the breaking of relationships. In “My Papa’s Waltz”, the effects of a drunken father conveys both the fathers love for the child and the child’s fear of the overwhelming situation. The father is not truly abusing his son, however his binge drinking puts a strain on their relationship. In…

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    Literature Review Pathological gambling is defined “as a chronic and progressive failure to resist to impulses to gamble, and gambling behavior that comprises, disrupts, or damages personal, family, or vocational pursuits (American Psychiatric Association, 2000;pp. 1-19).” Gambling happens when a person stake an item of value without the assurance of winning through engaging in different gambling activities including lotteries, electronic gaming machine, casino games, racing, cockfighting, card…

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    disorders”, the author explains how the internet impacts our lives. The addiction to our cell phones and social media is a growing problem that gets nowhere near as much attention as it needs. Nearly everywhere you look you see people with their faces jammed into their phone screens. In my evaluation of Larry D. Rosen’s article I will examine his main points as well as his claim that overusing the internet leads to smartphone addictions which causes withdrawals and interference in our everyday…

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    PTSD My Argument- Therapy and coping is better for a person with PTSD then drugs. However too much therapy can work the same as a drug. A self-reliance instead of an outside reliance is the best. If there was an argument onto which is better. A person with PTSD will often use both as treatment, or one or the other. In the case of one or the other I feel therapy is the better choice, however it can work the same way if you take too much. My reason behind this is from experience and research when…

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    erratic, sometimes violent behavior, Hallucinations, hyper excitability,, irritability • Long term effects include: • Irritability and mood disturbances, Increased frequency of risky behavior, Delirium or psychosis, severe depression, Tolerance and addiction (even after just one use). Cocaine mainly comes from Colombia. • • Marijuana nicknamed Mary Jane is cannabis, which is a drug to make you feel “high”. It could be smoked or even eaten by putting it in brownies. Short-term effects of…

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    Consequences Of Alcohol

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    United States because it is legal for someone over the age of twenty one which makes it easier to get more of. The other drugs in the world are more difficult to get because they are illegal. Additionally, the same article says “Alcohol and drug addiction are treatable. However, it is our most untreated disease in the United States. It is estimated that 35 out of 36 alcoholics never receive treatment of any kind” (“Facts about Alcohol and Drug Abuse”). If people would just treat their disease,…

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    Incarceration is an institution that costs taxpayers in the United States approximately $39 billion dollars annually; in the last 23 years, inmates convicted of drug related charges made up one third of prison populations while inmates convicted of violent crimes constituted one fourth of the population. A significant amount of money is dedicated to keeping non-violent criminals in prison, when the majority of drug related cases could be dealt with appropriately and without the extreme costs, as…

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    “ Brave New World- Possible Outcome of Our Future?” Introduction We all have a different vision of what our future would look like. In this Novel, the two protagonist of the book is considered to be polar opposites of each other. One of them has a problem with fitting in a society that is perfectly imperfect due to its lack of emotion and individuality. But the other protagonist, would fit under the definition of the world they are living at. In a world where everything is perfect, Bernard Marx…

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    Drugs are chemicals that affect the brain by tapping into its communication system and interfering with the way neurons normally send, receive, and process information. Some drugs, such as marijuana and heroin, can activate neurons because their chemical structure mimics that of a natural neurotransmitter. Drugs that enter the blood stream have faster and definitely more intense effects. The more directly the drug enters the bloodstream determines how fast and intense the drug will take effect.…

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