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The Unclear Need for Drugs in Teenagers’ Lives - Coggle Diagram
The Unclear Need for Drugs in Teenagers’ Lives
Drugs
Definitions
Drugs is a certain substance that attacks the brain and affects the mental and psychological state of a person like their mind, emotion and behavior, and causes physical and psychological dependence effects.
Drugs are medicines or substances that are not classified as food and will cause harm to brain nerves if consumed.
Types
Narcotics
Class I: Heroin, cocaine, and morphine
Class II: pethidine, azetidine, betamethadol
Class III: codeine, methadone, naltrexone
Psychotropic
Class I: crystal meth and ecstasy in capsule or tablet form.
Class II: fleksiklidine, Amphetamine, Ritalin
Class III: Rohypnol, Mogadon
Class IV: diazepam, barbital, nitrazepam
Other addictive substances: cigarettes, alcohol, thinner, wood glue, gasoline, liquid glue
Teenagers
Age 10 - 20
Late teens (15- 20)
Early teens (10 - 14)
Sometimes do the deviated things because of reproductive age
The reason teenager do the deviated things
Rational Choice
Social disorganization
Strain
Differential association
Labeling
Male phenomenon
The Connection of Drugs and Teenagers
Reason
Stress
Family problems
Human relationship problems
Susceptible
Friends
Living environments
Trying to look mature
Effects
Calming effects
Addiction
Related Institutions/Organizations
Badan Narkotika Nasional
Responsible for minimizing the abuse of controlled substances through prevention and law enforcement measures directed primarily at illegal drug abuse and drug trafficking.
Non-Ministerial State Institutions
Drug Rehabilitation
The process of medical or psychotherapeutic treatment for dependency on psychoactive substances such as alcohol, prescription drugs, and street drugs such as cannabis, cocaine, heroin or amphetamines.
Types
Government-based: Rehabilitation managed by government agencies
Private-based: Rehabilitation managed by someone and not intervened by the government