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The paper "The Susceptible Issue of alcohol abuse Disorders" states that the psychosocial harm done by alcohol abuse disorders to a person is enormous unless he/she seeks proper medical advice.... DSM-IV is an alcohol dependence psychiatric diagnosis, as already mentioned.... In the process of properly defining alcohol dependence and identifying the basic features associated with this issue, two psychiatrists Edwards and Gross, in 1976, collaborated to introduce a formulation of alcoholism known as an alcohol dependence syndrome....
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This paper ''Alcohol Impact on Collage Students'' tells that Alcohol usage by college students results in certain harmful consequences.... Students are habitual of extensive alcohol intake and in academic and physical activities.... Skipper negates it and starts drinking alcohol for mental peace....
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However, according to the DSM-IV-TR criteria for alcohol abuse, a person experiences negative effects on his/her social and occupational life owing to the excessive usage (Kring et al 2010).... It is important to differentiate between alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence.... DSM-1V-TR describes the criteria for substance abuse which includes, failure to follow daily responsibilities, repeated excessive use, encounter with legal issues caused by substance overuse and continuous usage of the drug in spite of the physical or mental harms it is causing (Kring et al 2010)....
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Others do not question their children usage of money.... On joining college, such students are happy to find an environment that fosters drug abuse and more so, gives the students the freedom to attend or not to attend lectures.... The second cause of drug and alcohol abuse in colleges is genetics and family history.... They take in small portions because the environment restricts usage can lead to discontinuation if one is caught with this behaviour....
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Nowadays Alcohol Abuse and the Excessive Usage of It is leading to deaths and society failure.... (Frone and Windle, 1997) Recent research has proved that avoiding alcohol at times can lead to the usage of more alcohol.... Today in the modern world little governments are taking strong measures to limit the usage... Research has suggested that the availability of alcohol during working hours is a factor for excessive drinking....
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(Frone and Windle, 1997) Recent research has proved that if alcohol does not satisfy one's emotional needs then it can lead to the usage of more alcohol.... Nowadays there are a growing number of adolescents facing the problem of alcohol.... alcohol is just like a slow poison.... I have been drinking alcohol for the past five years and it seems that I am not leaving this habit in the distant future.... In order to handle the increasing misery which was caused due to many problems (financial and family), I resorted to drinking alcohol....
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The author of the coursework "Substance abuse and its Effects on Workplaces and Employees" describes problems related to drug and alcohol abuse.... This paper also defines the problems linked with substance abuse and aims to define alcohol-related issues specifically.... The areas that are affected by alcohol and drug abuse involve social, financial, cultural, family and work-life of individuals.... Drug abuse not only affects an individual but harm the whole society or community....
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This research paper "alcohol abuse and Its Impact on the Family" is based on the discussion of alcohol abuse with the aim of understanding its impact at the family level.... alcohol abuse has a negative impact on the wellbeing of the family as it destroyed the family relationships.... My interest in alcohol abuse is informed by the fact that alcohol is a common problem in my family as well as within my circle of friends.... Accessibility of alcohol has resulted in increased usage particularly since there is a general perception in the members of the society that alcohol is not a drug....
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