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adolescence and drug abuse​

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adolescence and drug abuse

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Adolescence is the period of rapid growth (physical, mental and psychological development) and is a bridge linking childhood with adulthood (the period between 12-18 years). It is also marked by several biological and

behavioural changes. Curiosity, excitement, need for adventure and experimentation are common causes which motivates youngsters towards drug and alcohol. The first use of drugs or alcohol may be due to curiosity or experimentation but later on child starts using it to escape facing problems such as academics or examinations etc. The thought amongst youngsters that it is 'cool' or progressive to smoke, use drugs or alcohol is also a major cause for youth to start these habits. Television, movies, newspapers, internet etc. also promote this perception. Unstable or unsupportive family structures have been seen to be associated with drug and alcohol abuse among adolescents.

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