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3 years ago

Describe the characteristics of a person who could be at risk for addiction

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Hi there,
The characteristics of someone who could be at risk for addiction is as the following:
~ Highschool Dropout
~ Low Income Families
~ People with depression
~ Soldiers who come back with mental damage
~ People with mental issues
Hope this helps!

katen-ka-za [31]3 years ago

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Some characteristics of a person who would be most likely to suffer from an addiction would be someone with bad mental health, who has had problems with their family in the past or currently, or someone who tried a certain drug and got hooked on it .
I hope this helped! ;-)

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