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What Jing is faced with a decision about drinking alcohol while at a party with some friends. Which area(s) of her health could be affected by her decision?
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Who are the role models for children drinking alcohol?
Friends and parents are usually the role models for children drinking alcohol
What is the importance of alcohol in good fellowship?
Many groups use alcohol and drinking alcohol as a time to bond with friends casually. However, alcohol is not and never has been necessary to make friends or create bonds of fellowship.
What action should you not take if friends do not accept your decision to abstain from alcohol?
apologize to them
What usually goes on in alcohol rehabs?
In alcohol rehabs, people learn to withdrawal from alcohol by talking about the bad news associated with drinking and how it affects family and friends and social life.
What are peer pressures associated with alcohol?
people can feel pressured in to drinking alcohol and getting drunk jsut because other people and their friends are doin so.
What would be a good rule of thumb while out clubbing with friends?
If you are drinking alcohol , a good rule of thumb is to stick to one alcohol- containing drink per hour. Alternate an alcohol-containing beverage with an alcohol-free one.
What attracts people to alcohol?
When people wants you to try alcohol you think because your friends drink it is cool and you want to cool like them. They force you in drinking it. When you try it you get addiited to it and alway drinks it.
Who or what influences underage drinking?
Scientific research from around the world indicates that alcohol advertising does not induce teens or non-drinkers to begin drinking alcohol.
How do young people get hold of alcohol?
From their parents (with or without their knowledge), friends, and unscrupulous adults who sell it to them.then they take it to a place where no one can see them drinking and then drink.
How can you get your friends to stop drinking alcohol?
Give them reasons why they shouldn't. Make them feel that if your friendship is important they should stop. Or just join them. It's actually alot of fun.
How does one end an alcohol intervention?
Interventions for alcohol are short, usually two hours in length at which the person is given the choice to receive treatment or continue with their drinking. Most interventions for alcohol end with family and friends speaking their mind and asking that the person seek professional help.
What role does peer pressure play in alcoholuse among teens?
As soon as one teenager in a year group in school starts drinking alcohol it usually means many more teenagers the same age will start drinking. If a teenager doeant want to drink their friends can either accept that or tell them that they are scared and tease them. The person would then feel pressured into getting drunk and drinking alcohol is almost like an initiation into a higher level of 'matureness'. That teenager might feel left out because everyone else they know that is their age is drinking alcohol and have shared this experience and they haven't.
