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Page 1: Alcohol Choosing to Be Alcohol Free Facts About Alcohol Immediate Effects of Alcohol Consumption.

Alcohol

Choosing to Be Alcohol FreeFacts About Alcohol

Immediate Effects of Alcohol Consumption

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Factors That Influence Alcohol Use

• Despite the many problems associated with alcohol use, many teenagers still choose to drink. Why?

• Peer Pressure• Family• Media Message

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Alcohol’s Role in Unsafe Situation• Alcohol and the Law• Alcohol, Violence, and Sexual Activity• Alcohol Abuse• Alcohol and Extracurricular Activities• Being Alcohol Free: Maintain a healthy body,

make responsible decisions, avoid risky behavior, avoid illegal activities

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Strategies for Preventing Use of Alcohol

• Just say No!! Even if the pressure to use alcohol becomes intense, saying no is much easier when you’re prepared. If you find yourself in a situation in which alcohol is prsent, be assertive: reuse to drink, leave the situation quickly, and call for a ride home. Your best defense is to avoid situations in which alcohol is present.

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Report on Alcohol: Oral Presentation

• 1). Introduction: 1 page• 2). The Body can consist of three pages• 3). Conusion: Rap Up: Make sure that your

summaries your finding. This should include periodicals, citations, references from to articles, journals etc. By Coach Yvonne B. Bentley, MBA