School and community programs that reduce drug experimentation __________.
A) are aimed at students and teachers, not parents and families
B) teach skills for resisting peer pressure
C) increase the social acceptability of drug taking
D) have surprisingly low relapse rates
Question 2
Adolescent drug experimentation __________.
A) is a normal part of adolescence and, therefore, is not a cause for concern
B) should not be taken lightly because a single heavy dose can lead to permanent injury or death
C) is less concerning than adolescent drinking because most drugs do not impair perception or thought processes
D) is concerning because most teenagers who try alcohol, tobacco, or marijuana are headed for a life of addiction
Early in the twentieth century, when malnutrition was common, companies such as this one advertised
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