Payal Dhokwal of SKV Sector 16 Rohini (Drug Abuse).pdf
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This document discusses drugs and substance abuse. It defines legal and illegal drugs, and intoxicating substances. It describes addiction and the four C's (craving, loss of control, compulsion, and continued use despite consequences). It provides information about tobacco, electronic cigarettes, alcohol, cannabis, and the potential short-term and long-term effects of using these substances. It also discusses some of the reasons why young people may be motivated to use drugs, including perceived maturity, fun-seeking, rebellion, confidence, body image concerns, social acceptance, coping with mental health issues, and curiosity. Finally, it notes that substance abuse and mental illness are often interconnected, with one potentially contributing to or resulting from the other.
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