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Papers On Drugs & Alcohol
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Alcoholism In The Family: How It Affects The Development Of Teenage Girls
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10 pages in length. The writer provides a literature review pertaining to how alcoholism impacts teenage development in girls. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCAlcFamTn.rtf
Alcoholism, A Family Disease
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This 18 page paper examines alcoholism as a disease and the many ways it affects family life. How it affects children and spouses are highlighted. Different theories are explored along with different methods of treatment. Controversies are noted. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: SA631alc.rtf
Alcoholism: Common, Serious and Expensive
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(7 pp) It is easier to think of alcoholism like we
think of any other disease. Some people are more at
risk for the disease. People with the disease didn't
cause it to happen. They can learn ways to live
with the disease and take care of themselves. As in
other diseases, if the person refuses treatment,
the disease will get worse, and the person may even
die. Risk factors for alcoholism in people who
drink alcohol include: a family member who is
alcoholic; a history of other substance abuse;
depression, or post- traumatic stress syndrome.
Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BBbooz.doc
Alcoholism: Its Impact Upon Children Of Alcoholics
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10 pages in length. Alcoholism affects many more people than just the one who drinks; the impact alcoholism has upon immediate family, friends and coworkers can be just as much -- if not more -- burdensome than the influence it has on the alcoholic. Children of alcoholics are particularly prone to feeling the damaging impact inherent to alcoholism, which can set the stage for a life of alcohol-related behaviors and disorders. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TLCalcoholism.rtf
Alcohol’s Effect on Personality
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A 6 page paper discussing the relation of alcohol and personality from several perspectives. Research indicates that more aggressive types are more likely to drink to excess; other researchers point to alcohol-induced interruption of brain activity as likely being cumulative and lasting, long after alcohol has left the drinker’s system. Still others address the effects of personality on the likelihood of success in alcohol treatment. It seems reasonable to say that personality affects individuals’ reactions to alcohol and even whether individuals drink at all. Though there has been a great deal of research into the relationship between alcohol and personality, the best information to date still seems to be anecdotal evidence. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KSalcoholPerson.rtf
America’s War on Drugs: Is There Really a Problem?
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A 10 page paper which examines the so-called ‘war on drugs’ from a sociological perspective to determine whether or not there is a legitimate drug problem in the United States. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TGwardrugs.rtf
Amocillin and Minocin
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This 5 page paper considers these two drugs, generically known as amoxycillin or amoxicillin and minocycline hydrochloride. The paper considers their uses and similarities and then considers how these two drugs interact, and the potential result of that interaction. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEamxcln.wps
An Argument for Funding Reallocation for Alcohol/Drug Abuse Treatment Programs
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A 3 page argument that partial reallocation of the funds that are customarily used in the law enforcement/criminal justice arenas to apprehend and imprison drug and alcohol abusers for their transgressions is necessary. These funds could be no more appropriately used than through well designed and implemented drug and alcohol treatment programs.
Filename: PPdrgFnd.rtf
An Argument Supporting the Distribution of Clean Needles as an Intervention in the AIDS Epidemic
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A 3 page contention that the distribution of clean needles should be a priority not only for non-profit organizations but also for society as a whole. The author emphasizes that not only are the less-desirable elements of society impacted by AIDS but so too are many innocent individuals. The distribution of clean needles is a simple yet effective way of interrupting the transmission of the disease. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PPneedle.rtf
