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Wahzim Simon is a fifth form student conducting research on alcohol abuse in the Brighton Village community. He is asking respondents to complete a 15 question questionnaire to gather information on causes of and potential solutions to alcohol abuse among youth. The questions cover topics like the perceived dangers of alcohol, common types of alcohol abused, reasons for abuse, and actions individuals, parents, and the government can take to address the issue.
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- 1. Data of Instrument Dear Respondents My name is Wahzim Simon. I am a fifth form student at the St. Clair Dacon Secondary School. I am currently conducting a research for my Social Studies School Base Assessment on the topic Alcohol abuse in the community of Brighton Village. I am kindly soliciting your assistance in completing the questionnaire provided. All responses will be kept confidential. Thank you in advance. Yours sincerely --------------------- Wahzim Simon Questionnaire This questionnaire consists of fifteen (15) questions. Please indicate your answer by placing a tick (√) at the appropriate answer. 1. Indicate your gender: Male Female 2. Indicate your age: 12-15 years 16-19 years 20-25 years
- 2. 3. How long have you been living in the community 15-20 years 21-10 years 10-5 years Under 5 years 4. Do you think alcohol abuse is dangerous? Yes No 5. At what age do you think young people started abuse alcohol? 12-14 years 15-16 years 17-19 years 6. Does a person have to be alcoholic to experience problem from alcohol Yes No 7. What is the most common Cause of alcohol abuse among teenagers Lack of parental guidance Peer pressure Financial problems Abuse at home Others______________________________________________________________ ________
- 3. 8. What type of alcohol do see young people abusing monthly Strong Rum Guinness White Oak Wines Whiskey 9. Why young people abuse alcohol? Peer pressure Family problems Media Influence Experimentation Others ___________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________ 10. What can parents do to improve the problem of alcohol abuse among their children in the community? ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________
- 4. 11. What can we as youths do to deter ourselves from alcohol abuse ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ 12. What are some effects of alcohol abuse having on young in the community? ________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ 13. Give two reason why young people use alcohol a) ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ b) ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ 14. How can a person get help for alcohol problem ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ 15. What can the government do to help alleviate the usage of alcohol abuse among young people in the community? ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________