1. THREE PERSPECTIVES OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Biological – Psychological – Sociological

2. BIOLOGICAL FACTORS

3. Genetic Pre-disposition

4. BIOLOGICAL FACTORS Biological System

5. BIOLOGICAL FACTORS Metabolic Imbalance

6. BIOLOGICAL FACTORS Biochemical Theory

7. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS

8. Analytical Definitions

9. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Analytical Definitions: Inadequate Personality Disorder

10. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Analytical Definitions: Antisocial Personality Disorder

11. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Analytical Definitions: Anxiety/Depression

12. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Analytical Definitions: Addictive “Dis-Ease”

13. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Analytical Definitions: Recreational – Thrill – Religious – Altered States

14. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS Learning Theory

15. SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS

16. Differential Association

17. SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS Control Theory

18. SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS Conflict Theory

19. SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS Anomie

20. SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS Labeling Theory