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psychoactive:
any substance capable of affecting the ____ of the brain
functioning
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psychoactive:
human substance use is ____, and has been around as long as there have been historical records
universal
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two opposing value traditions with substances
pursuit of pleasure vs opposition to pleasure
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Deist history:
many of the US founding father believed in a creator, who ___ the universe and ___ from active involvement
created, withdrew
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Enlightenment history:
belief in the power of human ____ that could be used to reform
reasoning
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Enlightenment history:
___ intolerance + ____, and religious oppression. people have a right to freedom and happiness
opposed, slavery;
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Enlightenment history:
rights reside in the ___
people
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Enlightenment history:
rights are not given to us by the government. every single right that exists already exists ___ the people
with
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pilgrims and puritans believed ___ gods creatures are ___ from birth
all, damned
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pilgrims and puritans believe people must exert all ___ so as to not make it ___. NO SEX DRUGS AND FUN
pleasures; worse
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Pursuit of Pleasure says ___ to all aread of ____ pleasures. Which means one cant infringe on the rights and freedoms of ___
yes; personal; others
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generally ___ of the pop have difficulty with substance use
10%
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Prohibition of alcohol was largely started by the ___ ___ ___ who believed in universal suffrage
Womans Christian Temperance Union
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the prohibition was almost exclusively the result of ___ intolerance of peoples personal use of whatever
religious
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The prohibition was derived from ___ values, results from it showed that you cannot legislate peoples ____.
puritan; morality
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all psychoactive substances are ____ except for ____, ____, or ____
prohibited. caffeine, alcohol, nicotine
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over the past 40 years, prohibition have cost ____ trill trill
2.5
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Possible solution to prohibition?
decriminalize! and regulate!
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-3 or more symptoms in a 12 month period
-tolerance - habituating to a substance
-withdrawl
-using more than intended
-persistent desire
-giving up important roles
-unsuccessful attempt to reduce use
DSM diagnosis of dependence
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it is possible to get a DSM diagnosis for dependence without ___ or ____
tolerance or withdrawl
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-one or more symptoms in a 12 month program
-failure to fulfill major role obligations
-use in situations that are hazardous
-legal problems linked to use
-use despite having problems
-tolerance or withdrawl are NOT mentioned
DSM diagnosis of Abuse
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it is ___ cereally easy to get an abuse diagnosis. allows doctors to treat almost ____
super, anyone
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addiction is something we can __
do. implies freewill
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dependence involves being ____ a lil less free will
influenced
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addiction and dependence doesn't have to depend on a ____
substance
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Deaths by Legal Substances
- -430,000 nicotine/tobacco deaths
- -111,000 alcohol
- -32,000 prescriptions being used as intended
- -17,000 OTC anti-inflammatory medz
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illegal substance overdose deathfs
17,000. likely to be due to adulteration
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Biomedical Research:
two potential criteria for substance abuse. ___ and ____
tolerance and withdrawl
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tolerance and withdrawl are not ___ of changes in the brain, but could be if further tools were developed
signs
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Merck Manual:
-Many psychoactive substances cause ___ to ___ tolerance or withdrawal
little to no
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Merck Manual:
diagnostic criteria based on anything other than science wont produce ___ and ____ diagnostic categories
reliable and valid
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