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WHAT CAN MAKE MANY OF THE LEARENERS TO GET IN DRUGS

1. Peer Pressure Learners may feel pressured by friends or classmates to try drugs in order to be accepted or avoid being ridiculed. They may fear being left out or teased if they refuse. 2. Curiosity Teenagers and young adults are naturally curious. They may want to experience the effects of drugs for themselves, especially if they’ve heard others talk about it. 3. Stress Relief Academic work, exams, and personal problems can cause stress. Some students turn to drugs to temporarily escape from pressure, anxiety, or emotional pain. 4. Low Self-Esteem Learners who don’t feel good about themselves may use drugs to boost confidence or forget their insecurities. They may also believe drugs will make them feel more accepted or “cool.” 5. Family Influence If a learner grows up in a household where parents or siblings use drugs or alcohol, they might think it is normal behavior and follow the same path. 6. Lack of Supervision When parents or guardians are absent, overly permissive, or un...

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