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After reading Chapter 1, it is clear that drugs have been, and continue to be, important to society in a variety of positive and negative ways.What are some of the positive effects of drugs on society? What are some of the negative effects of drugs on society? Can we really talk about drugs as being "good" or "bad?" Why or why not?
Perceive Change
The process of recognizing or detecting alterations in one's environment or circumstances.
Perceptual Narrowing
The developmental process during which an individual becomes more attuned to specific sensory inputs and loses sensitivity to others, often observed in early childhood.
Brain Waves
Electrical impulses in the brain, measured by EEG, that reflect different states of brain activity and consciousness.
Heart Rate
Heart rate is the number of heartbeats per unit of time, usually expressed in beats per minute (bpm), and is a critical indicator of heart health and physical condition.
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