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a "social smoker" is someone who only smokes with others around, such as at parties, bars, clubs etc. and never smoke by themselves. same thing goes for "social drinker"

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What does A lot of baby boomers are baby bongers mean?

It appears to be a play on words, suggesting that many baby boomers might enjoy smoking marijuana (referred to as "bongers" as a nod to the bong, a smoking device). This statement is not based on fact and should not be taken literally.


How many Deaths due to accidents of marijuana?

There is no definitive number of deaths specifically caused by marijuana. While marijuana use may contribute to accidents, fatalities linked solely to marijuana overdose are rare. Most deaths associated with marijuana involve factors like impaired driving or pre-existing health conditions.


Scope and limitation of the study of smoking?

The scope of the study on smoking may involve examining the effects of smoking on physical health, mental health, and social behavior. It may also explore factors contributing to smoking habits, prevention strategies, and interventions to help individuals quit smoking. Limitations could include challenges in obtaining accurate self-reported data, the complexity of studying long-term health effects, and potential biases in study designs.


What keeps people smoking?

As most people take up smoking when they are under the age of 18, peer pressure plays a large part in children and teenagers taking up smoking. Many people start smoking because their friends have tried it or smoke. Children whose parents smoke are twice as likely to start smoking. Some people try smoking as a way to relieve stress or tension, or as a way to lose weight.


Which is an example of a social context that may affect a person's behavior?

living in a rural society.