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Why did dare start?
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) started in 1983 as a program aimed at preventing drug abuse among youth. It was created as a response to the increasing drug epidemic in the United States, with the goal of educating and empowering students to make healthy choices and resist peer pressure to use drugs.
What is the definition of drug abuse?
Drug abuse the use of any substance strictly to alter the mood, without that substance being prescribed by a doctor. Drug abusers use the drugs to relieve anxiety - whether they call it "relieving pain," "relaxing," "taking a trip," or "feeling good." People who are happy with themselves and satisfied with their lives do not become drug abusers. If you drink alcohol because you like the taste of a drink once in a while, you are not abusing alcohol - if you drink because you want to change your mood, you are abusing it. Drug use becomes drug addiction when the user continues to use the substance even though they know it is harming them.
Is it bad to start a speech with a question?
Not necessarily. You could use a rhetorical question (one which isn't supposed to be answered) which will immediately engage your listeners to your speech. You could then go back to the question at the end of your speech so that it appears to be "symmetrical" and finished.
How is motivation affected by drug abuse?
It is not a completely simple answer. Drug abuse effects the chemical balances in the body. When we do drugs, the drug takes the place of a signal naturally created by the body. Our bodies produce the chemical dopamine naturally at a pretty small level. When we us drugs, the DRUG tells the body to pump up dopamine production. This is the "feel good" or "reward" chemical in the brain. So when "use" turns into "abuse" the body completely IGNORES the natural signals for production of dopamine and many other chemicals. Motivation is connected to dopamine, as the body rewards you getting off you butt and doing something with pride in a job well done. That "job well done" chemical reward is not being produced without drugs. AND the amount of the reward naturally is much SMALLER than the drug induced reward. Therefore your body CAN NOT "reward" motivation. Withdraw from drugs is the period while your body "RESETS" it's systems to start making the chemicals according to it's own signals. As mentioned, many more chemicals than dopamine are taken over by different drugs. Opiates retards the bodys ability to produce melatonin and induce sleep. This is why when there is no opiates, you cant sleep. You have to wait until the body starts making the proper levels of melatonin and serotonin on its own. This withdraw period is the body and brain producing the wrong levels, if any at all, of the chemicals that keep us human.
A good thesis statement on child abuse?
Child abuse has been happening all over the world to young children, but many of these things are kept hidden, because the children are too scared to speak on the issues at home. People sometimes know what is going on but choice not to call the authorities because they feel it's not their concern. In the past I have view many TV ads on abuse but they really do not speak on the real issues
What is a good sentence for the word rhetorical?
Is that a rhetorical question?
Good speeches sometimes question the audience by using a?
Rhetorical question
Is Nicki minaj a good role model?
I hope that's a rhetorical question. If not, the answer is NO.
What is a good opening sentence for a paper on rhetoric ethical guidelines?
A rhetorical question
What is a good rhetorical question?
Side note; a rhetorical question is not a retort, though some people use it as such, it is rhetorical as in rhetoric which is sort of a teaching that you follow to the letter with out any thought what so ever kind of like some religions or even those without religion. That said a rhetorical question is more of an idiomatic question (idiom) because it is so often said. example 'what is truth' 'what is normal' 'which came first the chicken or the egg'. There are no good rhetorical questions, they all suck just as bad as the idioms they have become.
Where can I get good information about drug abuse progams?
The National Council on Alcoholism is a non-profit organization that can give you objective information about drug abuse programs available in your area.
Is there is safe level of drug abuse?
"Abuse" means you're over the line by definition. Drugs by themselves are used medically and recreationally (mainly Caffeine, Nicotine, Alcohol), and you can abuse them too. Good answer, if you are at drug abuse, you are pass the safe level. One last thing, there is no safe level for drug abuse, don't kid yourself!
What is the definition of tobacco abuse?
There really is no good reason for anyone to smoke, chew, or sniff tobacco; it is a harmful drug. Therefore, any use of tobacco is a form of drug abuse.
What parent can do to prevent drug abuse?
The primary thing is to be a good role model.
Why is it a good idea to pause after reading a rhetorical question?
Pausing after reading a rhetorical question allows the listener to reflect on the question and its implications, fostering engagement with the topic at hand. It also helps to build suspense and emphasize the point being made through the question.
How long does the thesis statement on my research paper need to be?
One sentence but it is also good to have a rhetorical question.
Which is not caused by dopamine levels related to drug abuse?
The pleasurable feeling from eating a good meal.
