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VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME TOPIC 2 TRADITIONAL EXAMPLES OF VICE 1.0 Historical perspectives of Vices, its defin...

VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME TOPIC 2 TRADITIONAL EXAMPLES OF VICE 1.0 Historical perspectives of Vices, its definitions, elements, and DRINKING ALCOHOL social implication SMOKING TOBACCO 1.1 VICE GAMBLING IN CARD GAMES refers to any immoral conduct or But anything can be a vice, as long as habit the indulgence of which leads there’s someone out there who views it to depravity, wickedness or as bad behavior or a moral weakness. corruption. generally thought of as habits or behavior that are, at best, unacceptable, and at their worst, immoral. Yet there are those vices that have become so common place that we’ve ceased to recognize them as such, depending on the culture you live on. derived from the Latin word vitium which means “failure” or “defect”. is a habit which is regarded as a weakness in someone’s character, but not usually as a serious fault. is a moral failing or a bad habit. is a bad or undesirable character trait. the opposite of a vice is a virtue, which is a good or desirable character trait. For example: honesty is virtue and dishonesty is a vice. 2.0 LIST OF COMMON HUMAN VICES PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 1 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME The word vice can be defined as a bad habit or ongoing pattern of behavior 2. ARROGANCE that represents moral weakness or While people shoud take pride in depravity. their work and feel proud of their accomplishments, pride taken to Some vices are actions often the extreme can become considered to be evil or wicked, while arrogance. others are more self-indulgent in nature. People who are arrogant tend to have an elevated sense of self- 1.2 SEVEN EXAMPLES OF COMMON worth, leading to them to believe HUMAN VICES they are better than other people. They tend to see themselves as 1. ANGER superior to others. As a result, their behavior tends to The type of anger that leads to hatred, come across as conceited; other a deeply-held desire for revenge, or people sometimes described extreme resentment against others falls arrogant individuals as stuck- into the category of vice. Anger rises to the level of vice when it is 3. ENVY so strong or deeply held that a person A person whose behavioris comes to despise or feel rage toward characterized by envy is an specific individuals or groups of people individual who wants what other to such a degree that they want to people have or even what they exact revenge or otherwise bring harm perceive other people have regardless of whether they really do. to others. not all anger is an example Rather than being happy for the of vice achievements of others, envious individuals feel slighted and jealous when they believe that others have gained something that they feel is lacking in their own life. It leads to a general sense of dissatisfaction with one’s own situation and a desire to have or take what belongs to others. PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 2 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 4. GLUTTONY focus on continuing to accumulate wealth or material possessions. refers to eating or drinking to excess on a habitual basis. In its extreme, when a person can never be satisfied no matter how much this term does not refer to a simple act they accumulate, greed becomes of overeating on ocassion, but rather avarice. to a behavioral pattern of over-consuming to the extreme. represents an extravagant form of 6. LUST overindulgence as a matter of Habit. can be defined as an overwhelming Someone who is a glutton takes more craving to satisfy a desire. than his or her share, even if it means most commonly used to describe a there is not enough to meet the basic strong sense of sexual need. needs of other people. is not simply feeling physically it can also include the habitual attracted to another person, it’s more excessive consumption of alcohol, to Extreme and self-centered, being the point of extreme drunkenness or more of a drive to gratify one’s own even passing out. Needs and desires without regard to impact on another people. The vice of lust isn’t about romantic 5. GREED interest of love, but rather self- Is an example of vice which people gratification. who are motivated by greed seek to lust isn’t always sexual in nature; this add to their material wealth, even at term can also refer to an the expense of the well-being of others. Overwhelming drive or desire to own or possess material possessions. For It leads to people seeking to gain more and more money and goods, often example, a person can lust after a compulsively and without regard to luxury vehicle, diamonds, who may be harmed by their laser-like riches,Etc. PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 3 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 7. SLOTH of will”. Bob’s statement is an admission of a character flaw (weakness of will) While the word sloth is sometimes used which leads him to smoke even when to describe inactivity, that approach he realizes he shouldn’t. If we took away doesn’t really explain what sloth means Bob’s vice, then he would be able to in the context of vice. resist the urge to smoke cigarettes. Taking a break to recover from a busy schedule can be good for a person. Sloth is more of a complete lack of effort paired with a habit of laziness. A person is exhibiting sloth when the individual doesn’t engage in things that really matter. Each of these is a character trait we find in people which is, on the whole, undesirable. By comparison we can list some virtues including loyalty, bravery, honesty, compassion, humility, generosity and temperance. One confusion which should be addressed is that vice is not an action. This confusion arises in our use of ordinary language. For instance, Bob might say “smoking is my biggest vice.” Yet, smoking is an action, not a character trait. Smoking may be a symptom of vice, but it is not itself a vice. So what would be the vice 3.0 CAUSES AND EFFECT OF which leads Bob to the act of smoking? SOCIAL VICES Most likely the vice is Bob’s “weakness PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 4 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 1. PEER PRESSURE 2. LACK OF PARENTAL CARE, SUPERVISION AND ATTENTION is the major cause of youth involvement in social vices. negligence of parents can make the wards turn to their friends for students spend more time with their love, emotions, care, advice who friends at school or at home. can lure them into deadly acts. due to their weak nature and an abandoned girl can look up to tender age, they can easily be an opposite sex for love and Influenced. affection. children have a high level of some house helps, family members curiosity to learn, to have fun and who are always around children in Practice new things thus making the absence of parents can them smoke, drink, have sexual introduce these vices to them. Intercourse. Some may even violate the a proverb that says “show me your children sexually, warn and friends, and I will tell you who you threatened them not to tell are” shows the significance of anyone. friends and how they influence students divert their time to these lives. vices instead of being serious with academic works. These is waste of time which leads to poor academic performance. 3. DANGEROUS ACT LIKE CULTISM PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 5 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME Social vices need to be curbed. a-secret cult is an organization of Youths who engage in these some people who engage in some dangerous acts need help advice activities that are secret. and rehabilitation for the addicted ones. greater attention is given to the Parents need to know their cult to the detriment of academics. children’s friends, status, and their Much demand is expected from academic performances. Close members. The cult is their priority monitoring and time should be While any other things including given to children by parents. their studies are secondary. Another solution is that the government should organize forums they forget their primary that will elighten the students about assignment in school by focusing the dangers associated with social on meeting the needs of other vices. Police must be active and be on alert. Schools should have a high members, fighting, and initiation of level of discipline. innocent students. being in a secret cult expose a child to other forms of illegal acts such as smoking, alcoholism, rape, taking of illegal drugs. 1.3 SOCIAL VICES SOLUTION 1.4 VICE CONTROL PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 6 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME As a social problem, VICE CONTROL vice problems. Its prevention and must be coordinated effort of the control is vital for nation building and government, the family, the community, sustained economic growth of the country. the school system, the church, mass media and civic groups who must actively campaign for the suppression of vices in society. The government by means of police power serving as an effective agency of control must embark on repressive measures against vice maintainers. The community members as a whole must make an effort to attain moral education and economic upliftment through civic mindedness and voluntary participation. Thus, the study of vice is significant because of its persistence and continued presence in our society. They tend to affect directly and indirectly the daily lives of the people in the community. Since its effects are harmful and disastrous orally, its physical results would be an increase in crime occurrences. Vice disrupts the social stability and 2 GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES make-up of the Filipino family and a burden to youth who are the most AND PROGRAMS AGAINST affected members of society due to VICES AND ILLEGAL DRUGS PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 7 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME REPUBLIC ACT No. 10586 1. In cases of gambling games ➤ AN ACT PENALIZING PERSONS absolutely prohibited under article DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF 195, RPC ALCOHOL, DANGEROUS DRUGS, AND SIMILAR SUBSTANCES, AND FOR OTHER 2. In case of horse racing under art. PURPOSES 198, RPC REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9211 (THE TOBACCO 3. In cases of lottery under Art. 196, REGULATION ACT OF 2023) RPC ➤ AN ACT REGULATING THE PACKAGING, USE, SALE, DISTRIBUTION 4. In cases of illegal cock fighting AND ADVERTISEMENTS OF TOBACCO under Art. 199 PRODUCTS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 5. Making bets which are offered EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 26 and accepted upon the result of ➤ THE NATIONWIDE SMOKING boxing or other sports contest is BAN-PROVIDING FOR THE punishable under art. 187 Revised ESTABLISHEMENT OF SMOKE-FREE Administrative Code. ENVIRONMENTS IN PUBLIC AND ENCLOSED PLACES Memorandum Circular No. 8, August 28, 2001 ➤ ENJOINING GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL AND ALL CONCERNED FROM ENTERING OR PLAYING IN CASINOS PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 1602 ➤ PRESCRIBING STIFFER PENALTIES ON ILLEGAL GAMBLING ACTS PUNISHABLE IN GAMBLING: LAWS PERTINENT TO GAMBLING:: PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 8 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 1. Art 195-196, RPC ➤ Forms of Gambling and Betting 13. Sec 831 ➤ Illegal cock fighting (tupada) 2. PD 1602 ➤ Anti Gambling Law which prescribes 14. RA 3036 stiffer penalties for illegal gambling ➤ Horse racing Bookie 3. PD 510 ➤ Law on Slot Machines 4. PD 449 ➤ Illegal Cock Fighting 5. PD 483 ➤ Game fixing in sports contests 6. PD 1306 ➤ Jai-Alai bookies 7. PD 1869 ➤ Prohibition of government officials to enter and gamble in casinos 8. Sec 823 ➤ Gambling dens (Maintainer/Operator) 9. Sec 824 ➤ Gambling devices, Possession of Pin Balls 10. Sec 827 ➤ Gambling (Players) 11. Sec 828 ➤ Mahjong, Regulated Games 12. Sec 830 GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES AND ➤ Betting in Athletic Contest PROGRAMS AGAINST ILLEGAL DRUGS PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 9 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME RA 9165 A. Drug Supply Reduction Republic Act No 9165 otherwise known -Take away drugs from the public as the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, which was passed into law B. Drug Demand Reduction on June 7, 2002, overhauled the 30- year old Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972. -Take people away from the lure of The new law increase penalties for drug drug abuse through policy formulation, related offenses while placing more preventive education, research, emphasis on the rebuilding of lives treatment, rehabilitation and through rehabilitation and treatment. reintegration; provision of alternative development programs and forging DANGEROUS DRUGS BOARD cooperation with regional and international agencies and ➤POLICY MAKING counterparts STRATEGY-FORMULATING BODY ON DRUG PREVENTION AND CONTROL A. Drug Supply B. Drug Demand ➤ Comprehensive, Integrated, Unified, Reduction Reduction And Balanced National Drug Abuse A1. Law B1. Policy Prevention And Control Strategy Enforcement Formulation Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy A2. Regulatory B2. Preventive (PADS) Compliance Education and Capacity Building has been developed as a blueprint of A.3. Judicial And the government's strategies and Legislative B3. Treatment, programs in addressing the country's Measures Rehabilitation and drug use problem Reintegration B.4 Research COMPETENT OF THE ANTI DRUG DRUG SUPPLY REDUCTION STRATEGY PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 10 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME Regulatory Compliance Policy Formulation ➤ The Board issued several Board ➤ The Regulatory Compliance System is Regulations to respond to the current an online platform where pharmacies, national drug abuse situation and hospitals, or doctors can apply or renew directives of the President. their licenses. Preventive Education and Capacity ➤ RCS is an online portal for the Building application of PDEA Licenses, ➤ The Philippines is adopting the Accreditation, Local Order Permit and International Standards on Drug Use Submission of Semi- Annual Reports for Prevention which stipulates that Dangerous Drugs and Pure Controlled prevention initiatives should target the Precursors and Essential Chemicals. THE various developmental stages and UTILIZATION OF THE RCS WAS STARTED settings. ON JANUARY 1, 2024. ➤ The DDB has a range of educational programs and services designed to cater Judicial And Legislative Measures to the needs of every sector of society. It has programs that engage the youth, ➤ Measures consist of regular reprisal of address the needs of parents, and provide the judiciary on recent Board employers, educators, health professionals, regulations and the Comprehensive policymakers, and other sectors with Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 or RA information on the prevention and control 9165. The Board also seek to foster and of drug use. improve cooperation among pillars of the criminal justice system such as the Treatment, Rehabilitation and judiciary, prosecution and law Reintegration enforcement. ➤ As an important facet of drug demand reduction, trends in treatment and rehabilitation as well as issues and concerns that families and recovering drug dependents face during the process are continually monitored. These are integrated into existing health and social agencies to ensure continuum of care. More importantly, services are built on community resources. DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 11 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 1. Balay Silangan Reformation Program ➤ CBDRP caters Person Who Used Drugs (PWUDs) Balay Silangan Reformation Program ➤ Six months mainly applies to lawbreakers who may ➤ facilitates by Community or may not have used and been Rehabilitation Network or CRN (Medical dependent on substances. Doctors, Psychologists, Psychiatrist, Guidance Councilors, Teachers, ➤ Drug personalities classified as the members of Faith Based Organizations following: or anyone who is willing and able to facilitate the conduct of CBDRP. pusher and pusher/user who are listed in ➤ Before the surrenderers are enrolled PDEA-PNP Certified BADAC Watch List in CBDRP, they will undergo initial (PDEA- PNP CBWL) except for offenders screening to be conducted by DOH or who served sentence or acquitted by Medical Health Unit of LGU court Pushers who surrendered but not listed in the PDEA-PNP Certified BADAC REHABILITATION PROCESS Watch List shall undergo validation 1. Organization process. The said pusher shall be 2. Enrollment to the Program qualified in Balay Silangan. 3. Orientation of the Program Reformation Program once listed upon 4. CBDRP PROPER conduct of management of watch list ➤ Patient's Care ➤ Family Care Surrenderers (Pusher and Pusher/User) ➤ Community Care who are not High Value Target Plea Bargainers with court order for 5. Evaluation admission to Balay Silangan 6. After Care Reformation Program and referred by other Government Agencies are all Research required to participate in the Balay ➤ Through its Policy Studies, Research Silangan Reformation Program. and Statistics Division (PSRSD), the DDB conducts research and studies to gather data and analyze trends in drug abuse and trafficking in the country. PREVENTIVE EDUCATION AND 2. Community-Based Drug Rehabilitation CAPACITY BUILDING Program PROGRAM PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 12 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME Conduct of Training, Inter-School Stage Play Competition Seminars, Campaigns, and Advocacies Programs for Children A. Empowering Stakeholders to Drug Abuse Resistance Become Catalysts Community Education (DARE) Program outreach programs and advocacy Kids Against Drugs Program programs 24-26/28 Self-Discovery Seminar for Kids B. DDB staff serve as resource speakers orienting the participants on the country's drug abuse problem, Programs for Parents the ill effects of drug abuse and the Systematic Training for Effective legal consequences of being Parenting (STEP) involved in illegal drugs activities Parent-Youth Resource Against Drug Abuse (PYRADA) Drug Abuse Prevention Program Programs for the Youth for the Families of Overseas Filipino Workers Youth Leadership Training Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD, Peer Groups Against Drugs) Programs for Different Sectors National Youth Congress on Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Life Skills Training National Drug Education Program Seminar Workshop on Dangerous (NDEP) Drugs Law for Judges, Prosecutors, Drug Abuse Prevention Program and Law Enforcers for Out-of-School Youth Seminar Seminar on Board Regulation on Drug Abuse Prevention Updates, RA 9165 for Doctors, Program for Scout Masters and Pharmacists and Allied Scout Leaders. Professionals National Seminar Workshop for Drug Abuse Prevention Seminar in College Student Leaders on Drug the Workplace Abuse Prevention Education Drug Abuse Prevention Program Project STAND - "Street Artists: No for the Transport Groups to Drugs" Inter-Faith Based Programs on Drug Abuse Prevention Education PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 13 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME ➤ The study of vice is significant Forum on Life skills Enhancement because of its persistence and for Business Process Outsourcing continued presence in our society. They (BPO) Companies tend to affect directly and indirectly the Training of National Service daily lives of the people in community. Training Program (NSTP) Since its effects are harmful and Implementers on Drug Abuse disastrous orally, its physical results Prevention Education would be an increase in crime Integration of Drug Abuse occurrences. Prevention and Treatment in the Primary Health Care Program ➤ Vice disrupts the social stability and Strengthening Barangay Anti-Drug make-up of the Filipino family and a Abuse Councils burden to youth who are the most Continuing Seminar on Anti-Illegal affected members of society due to Drug Operations and Investigation vice problems. Its prevention and Training of Trainers on the control is vital for nation building and Universal Prevention Curriculum sustained economic growth of the (UPC) for Substance country. Drug Abuse Prevention Program for Senior Citizens 1. ALCOHOLISM ➤ The practice of alcohol consumption as stimulant dates back to the early time of human civilization. ➤ The commercial use of wine is recorded as before time of the Code of Hammurabi (2380 В.С.) ➤ In the Philippines, the use of the alcohol is traced to be earlier than the rediscovery of the islands by the Spaniards. ➤ Very few are aware of the fact that alcohol is a drug which is commonly available to the public. (King of all drugs) Week 4 Nature and effects of Vices (Prostitution, ➤ Abuse of alcohol has injurious effects to smoking, Gambling, alcoholism and the consumer's physical health and other emerging vices) well-being and may result in serious problems on his personal relationship PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 14 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME fermentation stops at around 12 to 14% causing disruption of marital harmony and by volume. family relations and job performance. There are numerous definitions of ALCOHOL alcoholism and the alcoholic. Mann ➤ is a habit forming and impairs one's (1971) defines alcoholic as "anyone for visual perception and slows down whom drinking is making problems in mental alertness. Aside from its effect to anyone area of his life": his work, home the body, alcohol consumption is and marriage, his emotion, or his social related with incidents of assaults, rape life". and other violent crimes because it Alcoholism is easier to describe than to tends to remove inhibition and restrains define. It is sometimes defined as a that is inherent to civil behavior. "physiological and psychological dependence on alcohol which affects DRUNKARD adversely any one important area of a ➤ refers to a person who habitually person's life". takes or use any intoxicating beverage containing alcohol and while under its WHY PEOPLE CONSUME ALCOHOLIC influence or in consequence of the BEVERAGE? effects thereof is either dangerous to himself or to others. ➤ People tend to take alcoholic substances habitually as a companion CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM with their meals serving as appetizers ➤ is a condition where a person who, making the food taste better, specifically from prolonged and excessive beer products before the meal and wine consumption of alcoholic beverages during meals. develops physical and psychological ➤ Many people believe that drinking changes and dependence to alcohol. alcohol gives them a lift due to its soothing effect. ALCOHOL is measured in units which are ➤ Makes people sociable since its lower comparable to 10 grams contained in inhibition allowing frustrations and bolsters 300 cc of beer of 100 cc of a glass of the battered ego. table wine. The safe consumption for ➤ It is widely accepted and glamorized as males is around 21 units and 14 units for a symbol of success and superiority. female drinkers DISTILLATION ➤ is a method used to increase the DRUNKENNESS AS A CRIME: concentration of alcohol since normal PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 15 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME ➤ In the Philippines drunkenness in itself is 1. INVOLUNTARY not a crime before of the liberties we ➤ when a drunken person does not enjoy, we are free to take in excess in know the intoxicating strength of the the privacy of our homes or in the gaiety beverage he has taken. of a celebration. ➤ It is only when drinking alcohol exhibits 2. INTENTIONAL his condition publicly or disturbs, annoys, ➤ when a person deliberately drinks endanger or injure others that the liquor fully knowing its effects, either to offender may be subject to obtain mitigation or to find the liquor as a apprehension. stimulant to commit a crime. ➤ Considered as a misdemeanor in 3. HABITUAL certain towns and municipalities by ➤ when a person finds that drinking is a means of local legislation. It is an constant necessity and the vice alternative circumstance under the ultimately takes hold of him. Revised Penal Code Art 15, when used in the commission to commit a crime, consumption is not intentional and habitual. ➤ Intoxication is no defense in the commission of a crime DEGREE OF INTOXICATION: KINDS OF INTOXICATION PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 16 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 1. SLIGHT INEBRIATION (10 TO 100 4. VERY DRUNK (300-400 MG/100 MG/100 CC.) ML) ➤ it is manifested when there is ➤ the mind becomes confused and reddening of the face. dis-oriented ➤ no sign of mental impairment, lack ➤ difficulty of speech and marked of coordination and difficulty of poor motor coordination speech. ➤ walking may be hard for persons ➤ there is a marked loss of diagnosed, there is increased self-control, making the user disassociation leading to stupor. talkative, and increasing confidence. 5. COMA (400 MG AND 2. MODERATE INEBRIATION (100 ΤΟ ABOVE/100 ML) 200 MG/100 CC.) ➤ subject is in state of ➤ A person tends to become unconsciousness or stupor argumentative and over-confident. ➤ may result to hypothermia and ➤ slight impairment of mental probably death functions, difficulty ➤ face is flushed with digested EVIDENCES OF DRUNKENNESS: eyeballs ➤ reckless and shows little 1. Clothing is usually untidy, stained and coordination with smell of alcohol ➤ considered as under the influence 2. General appearance: Red-faced, of alcohol blood shot eyes, groogy stance and coordination is poor. 3. DRUNK (200-300 MG/100ML) 3. Breath is accompanied with varying ➤ person becomes confused degrees of alcoholic odor. ➤ his/her behavior is irregular and 4. Speech is generally incoherent, the movement is uncontrolled sarcastic and with hostile tone. 5. Eyes are characterized with dilated ➤ speech is thick and pupils, reddened and glossy uncoordinated appearance. ➤ loss of equilibrium, diminished pain 6. Mentality is observed with lack of senses and marked disturbance in orientation, clarity of though, little vision self-control, euphoria, excitement, depression and there is tremor and irregular behavior PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 17 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME METHODS OF TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOLISM: 1. AVERSION TREATMENT ➤ this theraphy seeks to create distaste from alcohol by administration of a nauseating drug to be followed by a drink of liquor resulting to the dislike of alcohol. ➤ it is costly since it requires the need for prolonged hospitalization. 2. PSYCHO THERAPY METHOD ➤ this remedy depends upon showing that the real problem of the alcoholic is not the alcohol itself but the emotional problem which urges the sufferer to drink intoxicating substances. ➤ this method aims to do away with emotional tension and stress, through interviews, it undertakes to make the alocholic be aware of the reason why he consumes too much alcohol and provide him/her with the strength necessary to address his problems. 3. PROGRAM OF ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS ➤ this treatment is based on conversion and fellowship ➤ that man is dependent on God and must turn to him for help PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 18 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 8. Prostitution is a means to maintain 2. PROSTITUTION otehr addiction to vice such as gambling, alcoholism and substance ➤ an act or practice of a woman, abuse man or child who indulges habitually 9. Some are victims of white slave trade or engages in sexual intercourse for such as those from far flung areas money or profit. 10. The lack of interest of law ➤ this is a vice which cause physical enforcement authorities in safeguarding and moral suffering to society. the virtues and morals of persons who engage in the trade ➤ although prostitution is illegal, there 11. Social causes such as broken homes, has been no effective method to curb anonymity of city life and proverty. and prevent it ➤ often called the oldest profession known to man, prostitution has existed and persisted since the beginning of CLASSIFICATION OF PROSTITUTES man's recorded history. ON THE BASIS OF OPERATION: ➤ must be repressed in order to 1. CALL GIRLS/BOYS control venereal diseases (VD) and ➤ part time prostitutes who engage in other sexually transmitted diseases other legitimate profession which are fatal such as AIDS. THERE ARE SEVERAL KNOWN 2. HUSTLER ➤ considered as professionals, also CAUSES OF PROSTITUTION: known as street walker, abr or tavern 1. Poor social background pick up 2. Personality handicaps of the prostitute 3. DOOR KNOCKER 3. Lack of education ➤ occasional and selective prostitutes, 4. Previous sexual experience mostly usually a new comer to the sex trade. regrettable and in or out of wedlock 5. Craving for money and luxury on the 4. FACTORY GIRLS part of the prostitute work in regular houses of prostitution such 6. Lack of restraints from parents, social as massage parlors, brothels and accept environments and laxity of social control all customers as they come. such as the agency for religious training and reforms 7. The influence of contraceptives readily available and preventive treatment for VD and STD. PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 19 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME TYPES OF PROSTITUTION HOUSES: PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF PROSTITUTION: 1. DISORDERLY HOUSES 1. THE SCHOOL OF TOTAL REPRESSION ➤ usually under the control of an organized crime syndicate ➤ also known as the American ➤ lodges a number of factory girls or Model, this contends that prostitution professional prostitutes needs to be subdued by detention, apprehension of not only the sex 2. FURNISHED ROOM HOUSES worker but also the customers. ➤ this idea argues and treats ➤ typically managed by an prostitution as a crime which must be experience madam who rent rooms repressed and prohibit by means of to legitimate roomers in order to legislation. maintain the apperance of legality and responsibility In the Philippines this is the applied thought calling for the following 3. CALL HOUSES measures: Strict enforcement of all Iwas and ➤ this is where the customers call ordinances against prostitution and the madam make an and all other activities and vices arrangement sending the girls by a related to it. transporter to the place agreed Mandatory sex-education giving upon. emphasis on venereal and sexually transmitted diseases and 4. MASSAGE CLINICS prostitution. Adoption of preventive medical ➤ manage under a permit and measures for the diagnosis and license to operate issued by the local treatment of VD and STD. government but acts as fronts for Penalizing all those involved in prostitution prostitution including the customer. Increasing the penalties applicable to prostitution and persons who may be liable in relation to the white slave trade. PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 20 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 2. THE SCHOOL OF REGULATORY THE FOLLOWING MEASURES AND CONTROL REGULATORY POLICY HAVE BEEN ADOPTED TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY ➤ propagated by the Europeans, this PROTECTION FROM SOCIETY: is also known as the "French Model" it Isolation of brothels to restricted maintains the idea that society location or districts. cannot do away with prostitution unless we consider the problem Licensing of houses of causing it and removing identified prostitution. causes. Registration of prostitutes ➤ during the time of Napoleon protecting them from Bonaparte, in 1808 it was observed exploitation and white trade that arrests, detention and slave. punishment meted against the sex trade will only drive them to Periodic medical check-up of clandestine activities. prostitutes and giving free public health education. ➤ as a result, they established red light districts where sex trade may be Legalizing the practice of legally engaged where they may be prostitution under government regulated, controlled and inspected supervision and control. for health purposes. In case of arrests of prostitutes, it should be handled by social workers and medical practitioners but not police entities The rehabilitation of prostitutes by providing with basic education, skills, jobs and facilities to earn a decent living. PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 21 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME 3. ILLEGAL GAMBLING A PERSON HAS A GAMBLING PROBLEM IF HE: ➤ is an evil that undermines the social, moral and economic growth of 1. FEEL THE NEED TO BE SECRETIVE nation. It is beyond the good morals ABOUT HIS GAMBLING ➤ he might gamble in secret or lie about which have the effect of causing how much he gamble, feeling others poverty, dishonesty, fraud and deceit. won't understand or that he will surprise them with a big win. ➤ elements of the crime gambling are, the money of other value or 2. HAVE TROUBLE CONTROLLING consideration is stake and the result of GAMBLING the games depends chiefly or ➤ once he started gambling, he cannot mainlyupon chance or hazard. walk away. ➤ in lottery, there must be 3. GAMBLE EVEN WHEN HE DON'T consideration, chance and prize or HAVE THE MONEY the equal amount due to the winner. ➤ a red flag is when you are getting more and more desperate to recoup your losses. You may gamble until you've SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF spent your last dollar, and then move on GAMBLING PROBLEM to money you don't have-money to pay bills, credit cards, or things for your ➤ Gambling addiction is sometimes children. You may feel pushed to borrow. referred to as the hidden illness because there are no obvious physical signs or 4. FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE WORRIED symptoms like there are in drug of ABOUT HIM alcohol addiction. ➤ denial keeps gambling going ➤ if friends and family are worried, listen to them carefully ➤ take a hard look at how gambling is affecting your life ➤ it's not a sign of weakness to ask for help PPT | LECTURE | TEXTBOOK : VICE & DRUG CONTROL PAGE 22 wonrika’s  VICE CONTROL & DRUG EDUCATION S.Y. ‘24 - ‘25 | SEM #Q# | MAIN REFERENCE WEEK #: LESSON NAME EFFECTS OF PASSIVE SMOKING 4. SMOKING The effects of tobacco smoke on the ➤ it is the act of inhaling the fumes unborn child are now well catalogued. from a burning substance, usually Many studies have shown an tobacco. association between cigarette smoking and the increased incidence of babies having low birthweight, spontaneous TOBACCO SMOKING abortions, stillbirths, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) ➤ consistently referred to "as the single most important preventable cause of Complications of pregnancy such as premature death". blood pressure TWO CATEGORIES OF Involuntary smoking exposure (passive SMOKING: smoking) is detrimental to the health of adults and increasingly, children, who, 1. ACTIVE according to recent studies, run a ➤ actively smoking oneself higher risk of developing lung problems. 2. 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