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In addition, I have introduced Jack to a self help group that caters for the needs of alcoholics and drug addicts.... The potential barriers to Jack's recovery include the attitude of the society regarding alcoholics and drug addicts.... He could not perform well in class due to several social problems including poverty and racial discrimination prompting him to seek something that he could take to get relaxed, less nervous, to cheer up, and as a pass time activity....
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Essay
It is stated here that humans have always used psychoactive drugs for medicinal, social, religious, and nutritional purposes.... The present paper concerns the impact of drug misuse.... This indicates travel has increased the spread of drug abuse throughout the globe where there was a scope of cross-cultural exchange of habits.... This indicates travel has increased the spread of drug abuse throughout the globe where there was a scope of cross cultural exchange of habits....
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Dissertation
(Negative reinforcement is the reinforcement of behavior that terminates an aversive stimulus) Negative reinforcement could explain why addicts continue to take the drug.... However some addicts endure withdrawal symptoms (go 'cold-turkey') in order to reduce their tolerance so that they can recommence drug intake at a lower dose, which costs less Concentrating on the role of physical withdrawal effects at the expense of other psychological factors that lead to the failure to recognize the addictive properties of cocaine....
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Term Paper
This paper "Drug Abuse and social worker Role" discusses drug abuse and the role of a social worker in overcoming the social problem.... After the general discussion of the social problem, the paper discusses the role of a social worker in addressing the problem and the methods that the social workers use in trying to solve the social problem.... The paper concludes with a personal reflection on the values and the ethical issues related to the problem of drug abuse....
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Research Paper
In terms of this definition, the frequent use of the drug is considered so dangerous and sometimes even immoral and anti-social that it arouses a variety of drug abusers.... Drug abuse may be perceived both as aberrant behavior and as a social problem.... In the former sense, it is regarded as evidence of an individual's social maladjustment.... In several western countries, drug abuse is regarded as an important social problem....
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Term Paper
Humans have always used psychoactive drugs for medicinal, social, religious, and nutritional purposes.... The paper "Impact of drug Misuse on Parenting Capacity" states that the family is believed to have a fundamental influence on the developing child.... This indicates travel has increased the spread of drug abuse throughout the globe where there was a scope of cross-cultural exchange of habits.... In less than a decade, the problem of drug abuse reached crisis proportions....
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Dissertation
The author states that biological, psychological and social factors should be put into consideration while in charge of assessment for an outpatient substance abuse clinic.... Treating addicts individually have been discovered to be effective in many ways: one of the advantages of doing this is that it allows the therapist to have an intimate understanding of the client's state of addiction and offers closely monitored treatment to help the client....
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Assignment
The continuum refers to the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model where the biological component shows the chemical impact and hereditary components associated with addiction, endorphin deficiency, and complex brain problems.... The social component shows that addictions have socio-economic consequences while the spiritual component shows that people with addictions have a sense of dependence where shame causes guilt and pain/suffering leads to more pain and stress which increases the risk of substance abuse (Womer & Davis, 2013)....
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Case Study