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…Are Criminals Born or Made By Steve Lanier October 18, 2000 Being a criminal is not something you are born with, it is something you turn into gradually over time. The effects of child abuse, single parent families, and the environment in which…

…PSAs even directly related themselves to anti-terrorism and patriotism with the Winter Olympics. Major catalysts for persuasion in drug-abuse prevention campaigns are fear arousal, social threats, and physical threats (Schoenbachler and Whittler 13, Dabbs…

…to employees' drug abuse the government had demonstrated a "compelling" public interest in drug-testing railroad employees (Shutler, 1996). By extension, only those companies whose employees' performances potentially directly affects public safety--airline pilots…

…to use the smallest dosage and the lowest potency that will be effective. It encourages normalization and control of drug use, and discourages abuse. It accepts a certain social cost in that the use of these drugs will cause problems for some members…

…are intoxicated. The potential problem of rape, binge drinking, and drug abuse on our college campuses could possibly be controlled if campus administrators and communities would place stronger rules on all organized parties, administer drug testing for all students…

…marriages? Possible solutions to this question would be infidelity, drinking and/or drug abuse, and lack of communication. <Tab/>According to Amato and Previti, infidelity is "cheating on a spouse, leaving spouse for another partner" (612…

…an anti-drug strategy for the 2000-2004 period (2). The EU anti-drug strategy’s key aims are to ensure; a significant reduction of drug abuse, especially in youths; a substantial cut in the supply of illegal drugs; a significant cut in illegal trafficking…

…because a drug is made legal it does not mean it will cause a rapid rise and abuse by society (Friedman). However, many supporters of continuing the prohibition of drugs believe that by legalizing drugs they will become more accessible and use will therefore…

…? It is not. Drug testing of athletes would ensure fair competition among all competitors, so certain people do not have an advantage. Having tests would also help make sure the athletes were in compliance with the NCAA and/or state high school drug abuse rules. Another…

…behaviors, or problems in school. In addition, more serious, self-destructive habits of drug and alcohol abuse, eating disorders, depression, or even suicide may occur. Abuse can damage a child for life. Sometimes, he will survive only to take the pain…