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1 EQ: What are the effects of LSD?

2 Beatles Video Write down your impressions of the video-what are you thinking, wondering, etc..

3 Hallucinogens Psychoactive drugs that dramatically alter consciousness and produce hallucinations May produce relaxation and excitement as well as anxiety and fear

4 On back of sheet… 1. What forms is LSD taken in? 2. How long does it last? What was it used for originally and when was it made illegal? What are the effects of LSD?

5 Videos and reading 1950’s housewife Soldier LSD reading Truth about LSD

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