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When we hold onto our N.U.T's (Non-Negotiable, Unalterable, Terms) it encourages us to set _______________ that we can express to others. (10)
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Four letter abbreviation for ecstasy, a party drug containing both hallucinogen and stimulant properties.
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An illicit stimulant with many different forms including speed, ice, and base(15)
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A legal stimulant found in soft drinks, coffee, and pre-workout drinks. (8)
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Drugs that alter or distort the brain's perception of reality. (13)
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The lower your level of ____________, the more likely you are to start risky behaviours such as illicit drug use. (9)
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The most commonly used illicit drug in Australia among all age categories. (8)
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The inner monologue we hear when faced with a complicated decision, the voice can be helpful (positive) or harmful (negative). (4/4)
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When people use more than one drug or type of drug at the same time or one after another it is called _____________ use. (8)
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A stimulant made from the leaves of the coca plant. It has street names such as Crack, coke and blow. (7)
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The most common reason why people start to take illicit drugs. (9)
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Short name for the chemical in cannabis that makes you feel high and, in some cases, causes hallucinations. (3)
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Communicating your needs, wants, feelings, beliefs, and opinions to others in a direct and honest manner, without intentionally hurting or ignoring others' needs is known as _____________________ communication. (9).
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A depressant that has uses in veterinary clinics as a sedative for animals. Street names such K, KitKat & Special K. (8)
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Drugs that slow down the Central Nervous System (CNS) responses. (11)
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Drugs with multiple effects on the Central Nervous System (CNS). (5-6-5)
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Drugs that speed up the Central Nervous System (CNS) responses. (10)
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Coping strategy that involves mindfulness and reflection while practicing breathing techniques. (10).
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Effects of using illicit drugs that can include confusion, decreased motivation, anxiousness, and psychosis. (13)
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A depressant derived from the opium plant. With street names such as smack, hammer, and H. (6)
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Effects from using illicit drugs that can include drowsiness, nausea, red eyes, and restlessness. (8)
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Any substance that, when taken into the body, affects it physiologically and psychologically. (5)