PPT-Adolescent Alcohol Use and the Digital

Environment Kathy Ann Fox Supervisors Dr Michal Molcho amp Dr Colette Kelly Discipline of Health Promotion National University of Ireland Galway kathyafox Presentation Outline. Most drug use starts and peaks during adolescence. 76.5% of all teens (<18 years of age) try an addictive substance. Alcohol 72%. Cigarettes 46%. Marijuana 38%. 19.4% will meet the criteria for a substance use disorder. A longitudinal study of adolescence. The Sample. Wave 1. 3,834. Wave 2. 4,343. Wave 3. 4,522. Wave 4. 3,965. Wave 5. 3,830. Wave 6. 2,335. Wave 7. 2,087. School. year:. Age: . Y 8. 11/12. Y 9. 12/13. By Karen Sabbah. SOC 680 – Fall 2012. . 1. Introduction. Purpose: To explore how an adolescents age, how often they felt nervous and the amount of parent supervision effects their alcohol use. Logistic Regression used since I’m predicting . Day 1: Complete the following in your lab book . Copy Data Table:. Item. Recorded. Alcohol Thermometer Temp. (Celsius). Converted. Alcohol Thermometer Temp. . To . Fahrenheit. Recorded. Digital Thermometer Temp. (Fahrenheit). Randy . McKain. , M.Ed.; L.S.M.. Dean of Student Life / Program Director of Youth Ministry. Oak Hills Christian College. What Defines an Adult?. Age?. Responsibility?. Having a college degree?. Getting married?. This article reviews the literature on adoles-cent brain development and considers the impact of these neural alter- ations on the propensity to use and misuse alcohol. Method: Neural,behavioral and hormonal characteristics of adolescents across a variety of species were examined, along with a review of the ontogeny of etha- nol responsiveness, tolerance development and stress/alcohol interac-tions. Adolescent secrecy about alcohol behaviors was associated with alcohol consumption for boys, not girls.. Adolescents who consume alcohol . have . poorer academic . performance and . are at . increased . Carla Laos MD, FAAP. Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician. Objectives. Provide epidemiology surrounding adolescents and overdose and suicide. Discuss the medical effects of various ingestions. Skittles Parties. There are many issues that the adolescent faces in today’s American society that could bring on anxiety, present challenging problems, and/or require difficult decision-making. . Each individual may deal differently with these subjects. For some, the matter may be insignificant, while it becomes a crisis for others or their family. . E Silins, LJ Horwood, JM . Najman. , GC Patton, JW . Toumbourou. , CA Olsson, DM Hutchinson, L Degenhardt, D Fergusson, D Becker, JM Boden, R . Borschmann. , . M . Plotnikova. , GJ Youssef, RJ Tait, . Leslie Hulvershorn, M.D. & . Zachary W. Adams, Ph.D., HSPP. Riley Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Program. Adolescent Behavioral Health Research Program. Department of Psychiatry. Which drug of abuse is most commonly used by Indiana’s 12th graders?. It?. Module 1. Presenters & Acknowledgements. PRESENTERS. Text: TBD. Subtext: TBD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This module is based on materials from the Adolescent SBIRT Learner’s Guide developed by NORC at the University of Chicago with funding from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. . Drinking:. Using Science in the Public Interest. Introduction . to effective alcohol policy. Module 2. Alcohol control. – what works?. The evidence base. …. Alcohol: No ordinary commodity. The benefits connected with the production, sale, and use of this commodity come at an enormous cost to society. . Using Science in the . Public Interest. Key Elements of an Advocacy Campaign. Module . 3. How . do we translate research into action?. Traditional (“evidence-based”). Public opinion (polling, focus groups).