Answer:
INTERNAL:
Some teens may use Narcotics due to depression or anxiety, narcotics may be the only way they think they can “escape” it. A reason a teen might choose not to use is that they have self morals that are against using drugs/narcotics.
EXTERNAL:
Some teens may use narcotics due to peer pressure or troubled home issues (divorced parents, abusive parents, etc.). Some teens may choose not to use narcotics because they’re parents are very strict and they will punish the teen or the teen has friends telling them not to use drugs/narcotics.
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Answer:
C. No. The drive-reduction approach explains how primary drives motivate behavior but fails to satisfactorily explain a behavior in which the goal is to increase arousal level.
Explanation:
A bad attitude or strange behavior different to what they normally display.
Ok due to the seriousness of the issue it should have Not been discussed amongst colleagues, But the worker that’s ha talk difficult time, Seeking help is the best for their wellbeing