Dangers of Misusing Legal Drugs

Which of the following refers to the physical and mental reliance on a substance?

What is the state of being diminished, weakened, or damaged?

Which of the following is related to mental processes such as thinking, memory, judgment, and reasoning?

What is a state of intense happiness and self-confidence?

What can happen if drugs are not used correctly or without a prescription?

What can dangerous effects occur if drugs are combined with alcohol or any other drug?

What is it called when the body's reduced response to a drug over time, requiring higher doses to achieve the same effect?

What happens when a person who is physically dependent on a drug stops using the drug?

What is it called when a person develops an emotional or mental need for the drug they have been using?

What is it called when a person develops a physical need for the drug they have been using, which causes tolerance?

Which of the following is a consequence of addiction?

What is the first step toward finding freedom and restoration from addiction?

Why do some teenagers experiment with drugs due to peer pressure?

What motivates some teenagers to experiment with substances?

Why do some teenagers turn to drugs as a form of self-medication?

What can contribute to teenage drug experimentation due to limited knowledge?

How can media influence teenagers' perceptions of drug use?

How can family dynamics impact a teenager's likelihood of using drugs?

What role does availability and accessibility play in teenage drug use?

Why do some teenagers participate in dangerous behaviors such as drug use?