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In addition to the biological consequences of chronic drug use by adolescents, there are also social consequences. One may be arrested development, which means
 
  A) delayed brain development resulting from metabolic changes.
   B) inhibited physical maturation due to a decrease in sex hormones.
   C) delays in emotional maturation due to prolonged immaturity.
   D) missed social experiences/opportunities and emotional growth.

Question 2

Barclay is getting ready for a date with someone new. Before he leaves his apartment, he decides to smoke some marijuana, which he believes helps him to be more charming and interesting.
 
  Which theoretical perspective best explains Barclay's actions?
   A) Behavioral
   B) Psychodynamic
   C) Cognitive
   D) Sociocultural



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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