Anonymous Question Box Write at least 3 questions about what you would like to know about the following topics related to drugs: Influences of Drug Use.

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Anonymous Question Box Write at least 3 questions about what you would like to know about the following topics related to drugs: Influences of Drug Use Impact to Society and Family Drug Classification Neurotransmission Addiction Drug Effects on the Body Alcohol Tobacco Marijuana Legal Issues

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Use  Peers  Media  Family  Role Models  Perception

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Peers ◦ How do your peers influence your choices about drug use? Peer Pressure versus Peer Pleasing ◦ What’s the difference?

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Media ◦ How does the media play a role in drug and alcohol use/non- use amongst teens in our country?

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Role Models ◦ Think of a Role Model you look up to  What are their views on drug and alcohol?  Do you think they do drugs or drink alcohol?  How does this affect your views?

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Family  Does having a parent or older sibling influence you in taking drugs or drinking?  Why?

The 5 Major Factors that Influence the Choices Teens make about Drug Perception – What does it mean? Why is perception such a powerful factor in relations to teen drug use?

Get out your phones!!! Group Activity - What are your perceptions? Using your phones, send a text response to these questions. Video - Macklemore Talks Drug Abuse, Addiction, and Recovery Video - Macklemore Talks Drug Abuse, Addiction, and Recovery