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Alcohol & Drugs

Who drinks? Children from wealthy families College graduates at greater risk than middle class College graduates Less likely to drink heavily (Compared to H.S. dropouts) High school dropouts Heavy & problem drinkers

Why do people drink? Environment Genetics Particularly in men

What Determines Effects? Body weight is a factor (Higher weight = less effect) Women’s stomachs absorb alcohol more efficiently = higher blood alcohol levels with less drinking

Problems with alcohol Tolerance Dependence Withdrawal Addiction

Tolerance More drug to get same effect

Dependence Body becomes dependent on drug for normal functioning Removal = withdrawal symptoms

Withdrawal The “shakes” Hallucinations Disorientation Convulsions DT’s = Delirium tremens Hallucinations Disorientation Convulsions

Alcohol & pregnancy Decrease in fertility = infertility Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) Stillbirths Miscarriage Even with light to moderate drinking

Indirect hazards Accidents Aggressive behavior Suicidal ideas and attempts Unprotected sex Forced sexual experience

Alcohol dependency syndrome Impaired control Drink-seeking behavior Awareness of the compulsion to drink Withdrawal symptoms Drink to avoid withdrawal symptoms Negative reinforcement

Change without therapy Spontaneous remission Quitting without a formal cessation program

Relapse About = Smoking, opiate (drug) use

Opiate drugs (e.g. Heroin) Tolerance and dependence quickly As little as 24 hours