What happened in the 1850’s that later allowed the user of cocaine to experience a greatly increased rush?The hypodermic needle was invented.A new and better way to refine cocaine was discovered.Sigmund Freud wrote a book to explain how to get a better rush from cocaine.It was discovered that powered cocaine could be snorted rather than just ingested by mouth.

How did drugs become so widespread in society?Drugs were popularized in the 1960s by music and mass mediaPart of the industrial revolution included better and faster methods of producing drugsAdvances in science resulted in the discovery of many new drugsWith the increase in automation, there was less need for people to work and they didn’t have enough to do, got bored and started doing drugs

When was opium first made illegal in Australia?Question 1Select one:a.Early 1900sb.1850sc.Early 1800sd.1950s

Many of the theories of substance misuse outlined in Howard et al (2013) reflect common attitudes to drug use and drug users you may hear on the street or see on TV. One of the most dominant ideas in the mid-20th century was that people who became substance misusers or dependent users were actually very different people from everyone else. Under this notion 'normal' people could use drugs and were unlikely to sink into addiction. However, there were of a sub-set of people who have a natural predisposition toward addiction no matter what the substance and the only way to ensure this sub-set of the population does not become addicted is to ensure they simply don't use drugs.What Model of substance use does this notion reflect?Question 5Select one:The Public Health ModelThe Disease ModelThe Psychological ModelThe Temperance Model

A person using cocaine has the illusion of being alert and stimulated, _______________.And they are rarely detected by police officersAnd they drive only when they believe it is safe to do soAlthough they continue to drive cautiouslyAlthough physical reactions are impaired

Common effects of cocaine include __________.Clear vision, headaches, and stomach achesHallucinations, chest pains, and high anxietyFatigue and chest painHeadaches, stomach aches, and fatigue