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Drug Abuse and Punishments MCQ

Each year, more mentally ill persons are _______ than are admitted to state mental hospitals.

The view that alcoholism is a __________ dates back to 200 years ago.

Widespread marijuana use for its psychoactive properties in europe began in the __________.

Someone or something that is unfairly given the blame for a social problem simply because they’re an easy target is called

Mass incineration is the surge in the percentage of Americans behind bars as a result of the War on Drugs.

_____ is a person’s or organization’s hidden intentions for engaging in a given behavior.

____ is a person’s or organization’s stated intentions for engaging in a given behavior.

A sanitized way of speaking about something dirty or unpleasant is called

Jim Crow laws are statutes enacted after the U.S. Civil War that permitted segregation in many aspects of everyday life, including busing, schooling, and public accommodations.

The systemic disadvantaging of people based on the color of their skin is racial discrimination

The government’s substantial expansion, beginning in the 1970s, of funding for the policing and punishment of drug crimes is war on drug

The idea that people decide whether the possession, use, and sale of a particular drug are crimes and, if so, the penalty for breaking the law is social construction of drugs

The process by which a group of people experiencing the same health problem come to be seen as having a treatable disease is called

The view that because a person has broken the law, they should be incarcerated is called

A smokable crystal created by cooking powder cocaine with baking soda and water is called

A harm that spreads rapidly across a larger and larger segment of people is called

A class of drugs that relieve pain by dulling the senses is known as

A physical and/or psychological dependence on a dangerous substance is called drug addiction

Drug Abuse and Punishments MCQ

Each year, more mentally ill persons are _______ than are admitted to state mental hospitals.

The view that alcoholism is a __________ dates back to 200 years ago.

Widespread marijuana use for its psychoactive properties in europe began in the __________.

Someone or something that is unfairly given the blame for a social problem simply because they’re an easy target is called

Mass incineration is the surge in the percentage of Americans behind bars as a result of the War on Drugs.

_____ is a person’s or organization’s hidden intentions for engaging in a given behavior.

____ is a person’s or organization’s stated intentions for engaging in a given behavior.

A sanitized way of speaking about something dirty or unpleasant is called

Jim Crow laws are statutes enacted after the U.S. Civil War that permitted segregation in many aspects of everyday life, including busing, schooling, and public accommodations.

The systemic disadvantaging of people based on the color of their skin is racial discrimination

The government’s substantial expansion, beginning in the 1970s, of funding for the policing and punishment of drug crimes is war on drug

The idea that people decide whether the possession, use, and sale of a particular drug are crimes and, if so, the penalty for breaking the law is social construction of drugs

The process by which a group of peo­ple experiencing the same health problem come to be seen as having a treatable disease is called

The view that because a person has broken the law, they should be incarcerated is called

A smokable crystal created by cooking powder cocaine with baking soda and water is called

A harm that spreads rapidly across a larger and larger segment of people is called

A class of drugs that relieve pain by dulling the senses is known as

A physical and/or psychological dependence on a dangerous substance is called drug addiction

The process by which a group of people experiencing the same health problem come to be seen as having a treatable disease is called