Question

1. (05.06 lc)

your friend wants to quit smoking marijuana. what can he do to improve his chances at success? (1 point)

avoid using physical activity as a way to deal with high levels of stress

continue to hang out with the same friends to keep consistency in his life

continue to go to the same hangouts that he did when he was using drugs

avoid situations where he will be exposed to the drug or tempted to use

1. (05.02 mc)

karen has started using dangerous street drugs. she insists that she knows what those drugs normally do to the body, but you suspect there may be additives in the substance. what might karen be risking, in addition to the problems she is already expecting to face? (1 point)

Explanation:

Question 9

To quit marijuana, avoiding triggers (like drug - related situations) is key. Using physical activity for stress (A) is good but not the best for quitting. Continuing with same friends (B) or hangouts (C) can trigger use. Avoiding drug - exposure situations (D) reduces temptation, improving success chances.

Street drugs with unknown additives can cause unexpected health issues. These additives may be toxic, leading to organ damage, allergic reactions, or other severe problems beyond the known effects of the drug itself. Karen risks these additional health complications from the untested, additive - containing drugs.

Answer:

D. Avoid situations where he will be exposed to the drug or tempted to use

Question 10