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AN INVESTIGATIVE STUDY ON THE CAUSES, EFFECTS OF PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF ALCHOHOL ABUSE AMONG STUDENT
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Abstract Adolescents prefer an autonomous and independent life that is free from adult control, there by engaging in various delinquent acts (drug abuse, rape, robbery, cultism and vandalism) that are dangerous to the home, community, school and the nation. The impact of drug abuse among adolescents has been a stigma of moral decadence, violence, thugery, assault, madness and murder. The menace of drug abuse has eaten deep into the fabrics of our society; however, with effective counselling programmes, the problems can be tackled through campaign against drug abuse by government and other relevant authorities Drug control counselling centres should be established in every community and qualified health counsellors should be employed in helping drug addicts by giving them special advice on how to go about the withdrawal system. Drug awareness units to be set up in all states by the federal, state and local government not to try people who use drugs as criminals, but to help solve their sociopsychological problem. This paper discusses the concept of drug abuse, types, theories of causes, signs and symptoms, effects, and strategies for counselling.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Chapter one
Introduction
Origin of drugs use and abuse
Drugs commonly abused
Prevention of drug abuse
Research questions
Purpose of the study
Significance of the study
Delimitation of the study
Definition of terms
Chapter two
Literature review
Chapter three
Research methodology
Research design
The study population
Sampling procedure
The research instrument
The administration of questionnaire
Analysis of data
Chapter four
Analysis and interpretation of data
Discussion of findings
Chapter five
Summary, recommendation and conclusion
Summary
Recommendation
Conclusion
Suggestion for further studies
Bibliography
Appendix
