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    First Supposition: The War on Drugs as an Abject Failure The first supposition that I have chosen to discuss is about the War on Drugs as an abject failure. I chose this supposition because I definitely agree with this statement. I believe that the War on Drugs has failed at their efforts of trying to reduce and eliminate the use of drug and has overall failed at improving society. As a result of the War on Drugs, I believe that it increased racial profiling and the incarceration of African…

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    Social Anxiety Assessment

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    INTRODUCTION Bradley Mavin was a 12-year-old European American male suffering from social anxiety and withdrawal. Social anxiety is persistent fear of social or performance situations in which embarrassment may occur. One result of social anxiety is that a person usually has a panic attack or displays panic symptoms when exposed to normal social situations. For many individuals, including Bradley, unwanted emotional and physical reactions to social anxiety can alter daily life routines. The…

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    in order to compensate the addiction or as a coping mechanism to deal with the consequences of their addictions(Grant, 2011). In addition, individuals suffering from a behavioral addiction may also experience behaviors analogous to tolerance or withdrawal symptoms of substance use disorder. Research shows a reported decreased positive effects with repetition of the behavior and must increase the intensity of the behavior to maintain the same effects (Grant, 2011). These behavioral addicts have…

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    Buprenorphine stops heroin from giving you that “high” feeling and stops withdrawal symptoms and the crave for heroin (the strong feeling that you need to have it). Buprenorphine is a drug and if used in the correct way it does not get you high nor does it cause strong effects. It is very hard to overdose or get sick from using…

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    Banning The Box Essay

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    Ban the Box is a campaign that was started in 2004 by a civil rights group in California. The idea of the campaign was to do away with the box on an application that asks if the individual if they have a criminal record. This group believes that many people have been discriminated against and cannot find jobs or even housing due to having a criminal record. With 1 in 4 adults having been in jail or prison at least once in their life, the Ban the Box campaign believes that it is wrong to judge a…

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    said “ the withdrawal is so painful, in in and of itself guarantees continued use.” (10) To test his assumption , the researchers got the same lab rats that were addicted to the morphine laced water and put them in the fancy rat residence, Rat Park. Over the past 57 days, Alexander gave both groups of rats plain and morphine water to “‘produce tolerance and physical dependency”( 10 Slater). He concluded that the rats were offered the same drug, but chose to not take it despite the withdrawal…

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    There are many aspects that affect social workers when working in Human Service Organisations (HSOs). This essay will firstly examine how HSOs differ from other bureaucracies, how a particular organisation may seek to bring about change in a client, how the external environment impacts on a HSO, why it is important for social workers to understand these aspects, and the importance of critically effective practice in providing quality service. Secondly the essay will look at other important…

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    effect. Heroin has long term effects. You develop a tolerance for the drug. You need more of the drug to get the kind of high that you want. You experience physical withdrawal symptoms like vomiting, shaking, chills and sweating. Not only do you experience physical withdrawal, but psychological withdrawal. In psychological withdrawal you feel anxious, unfocused or depressed if you’re not under the influence of the drug. Even if you’re aware that the drug is affecting your body,…

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    and hobbies to drink, if the use of alcohol is being used in situations where it's not safe, or developing a tolerance to alcohol so they need more to feel its effect or they have a reduced effect to their body from the same amount, experiencing withdrawal symptoms — such as nausea, sweating and shaking — when they don't drink, or drinking to avoid these symptoms are all very common symptoms of alcohol use disorder, or alcoholism. The first step to treating alcoholism, is stating the issue and…

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    In a study, hair drug testing is believed to be 4-8 times more likely to detect drug users than using urine drug testing. Hair drug testing may not be as popular as drug testing using urine and blood, but it can also be useful in detecting the presence (not the amount) of a drug in an individual by cutting 1.5 in from the root. Amphetamine can be detected on an individual’s hair up to 90 days after use. This means that regardless of how short or how long your hair grows, laboratory technicians…

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