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Shelles

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The most effective prevention programs for children and teens are programs that
 
  A) highlight the dangerous effects of alcohol and illegal drugs.
  B) use moral training.
  C) boost self-esteem.
  D) teach social skills.

Question 2

Samuel has just taken an illegal drug that leaves him feeling relaxed, but it has the side effect of impairing his judgment and coordination. Samuel has most likely taken
 
  A) alcohol.
  B) marijuana.
  C) caffeine.
  D) cocaine.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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