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<em>The Doctor may suspect that the cancer runs through the family. Why, because if three different people all have the same exact cancer then it must means that it's in their genes or genotype from the parent passed down to the offspring.</em>
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Hyperthyroidism is the answer
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It will damage your hearing
Answer: The water will pass from 10% glucose to 75% glucose.
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concentration wise, the solution from higher concentration will move towards the lower concentration.75% glucose has 75 of glucose and 25 of water similarly 10% glucose has 10 of glucose but 90 of water and as a result the glucose cannot pass but the water will pass from 90 towards 25.the movement may continue till the concentration of water on either sides becomes equal.
While many similarities exist between substance abuse treatment for those in the criminal justice system and for those in the general population, people in the criminal justice system have added stressors, including but not limited to their precarious legal situation. Criminal justice clients also tend to have characteristics that affect treatment. These include criminal thinking and criminal values along with the more typical resistance and denial issues found in other substance abuse treatment populations.
Many offenders also have a long history of psychosocial problems that have contributed to their substance abuse: interpersonal difficulties with family members, difficulties in sustaining long-term relationships, emotional and psychological problems and disorders, difficulty managing anger and stress, lack of education and vocational skills, and problems finding and maintaining gainful employment (Belenko and Peugh 1998; Peters 1993). These chronic problems often are associated with reduced self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and enhanced expectations about the initial use of substances. Unsuccessful attempts at abstinence also tend to reinforce a negative self-image and increase the likelihood that offenders will use substances when faced with conflict or stress.
This chapter addresses strategies for modifying substance abuse treatment services for criminal justice clients. Some of these strategies are underlying program components, such as incentives for program participation and emphasis on personal accountability; others are more directly related to clinical issues, such as intervening with criminal thinking and teaching basic problemsolving skills.