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Categories of Effects

Categories of Effects Physical effects: of or pertaining to the body. Emotional effects: any of the feelings of joy, sorrow, fear, hate, love that are due to drug abuse. Social effects: effects that relate to friendly companionship or relations. Mental effects: of or pertaining to the mind.

Physical: Poor hygiene and grooming. Not sleeping or sleeping too much. Loss of appetite. Weight loss or weight gain. Too hyperactive or too little energy. Cirrhosis Emphysema/COPD Heart damage Brain damage Variety of cancers

Emotional: Depressed Addicted Angry Lowered self control Lowered inhibitions/judgment Verbally/physically abusive Lowered self-esteem

Social: Drops favorite activities. Skipping school. Loses interest in school work Sleeping in class. Misses work  loses job Relationships affected Loss of long-term friends Lost relationship with family Secretive

Mental: Skips/loses interest in school Dangerous behavior Lose control of actions/self control Poor decision making/lowered inhibitions Dulls thoughts Don’t graduate

= Say “No” in a firm voice = Tell why not = Offer another idea Refusal Strategy = Say “No” in a firm voice = Tell why not = Offer another idea = Promptly Leave S T O P