The Causes of Substance Abuse

Drug abuse is a problem spreading to society and is often seen as a remnant of meaningless materialism. The wrong belief about addicts seems to be deeply rooted in the hearts of most people (Sadava, 1987). This belief is often accompanied by a mental image of a shocking addict and a highly judged attitude (Sadava, 1987). As a result, the cause of poisoning is still included in ambiguity. This article is aimed at outlining the most basic causes of drug abuse and dependence from early development to late puberty.

Drug abuse refers to an individual's "addiction of excessive addictive substance" (New Oxford American Dictionary. According to addiction's neurobiological reasons, drug abuse is "causing injury or suffering and the following 1 It will appear as more than twelve months (Erickson & Wilcox 2001): This person has never reached the criterion of substance dependence (Erickson & Wilcox 2001) A person who is materially dependent is a person who has a substance According to Ericsson, "drug dependence is a form of maladaptive drug use, which leads to injury and distress and presents three or more symptoms within 12 months (Erickson)" Erickson)) & Wilcox 2001):

Alcoholism has several different ways to explain drug abuse. Many people believe that substance abuse is only related to alcohol abuse. There are other substances that may cause someone else to diagnose drug abuse disorder. Some of them are included: marijuana, alcohol, stimulants (cocaine and amphetamine), hallucinogens, inhalants, sedatives, and even nicotine. Although some people may not see anything that may be addictive. Alcoholism Alcoholism is probably the most common form of drug abuse in North America today. Scientists have reported that alcohol is very popular as alcohol is comfortable, relaxing and considered "sociable drink". However, the fact that individuals often do not consider alcohol is that the brain becomes dull and disrupts the body response. This may lead to multiple injuries, accidents, deaths. Alcohol affects every part of alcoholic life.