Some of the factors that affect drinking or binge drinking are peer pressure, problems, environment, and culture. Teenagers are usually affected by peer pressure. They are adventurous and want to try out new things. If a person gets hooked into drinking, then, he or she will carry it into adulthood. Another factor is the presence of problems. People believe that alcohol will temporarily take away the pain of their problems and that is why they indulge in drinking. Next, environment influences a person to drink or binge drink if he or she sees it from his or her parents or other loved ones. Lastly, culture also plays a vital role in the drinking habit of a person because it is normal in his or her culture to drink alcohol.
that would be called peer pressure.
she might feel guilty, she might shut people out of her life, she might end up in a bad situation that seemed cool at the time but really it could harm her, and she might lose control sometimes.
it all depends on what the teen is going through.
hope this helped!
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Dr Michiaki Takahashi and he made the medicine in the 1960s
This could be a case of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) considering people with this condition have the urge to do certain things repeatedly as a way of banishing the scary thoughts or making sure they are safe or even clean.
