Bill Clinton radically changed the drug policies of his predecessor, George H. Bush.

Behaviors, beliefs, or physical traits that are so far outside the norm that they elicit extremely strong negative sanctions is called:​

Adults who declare a religious preference drink alcohol less than those who do not indicate a preference.

Compared to younger people, the suicide notes of older people reflect a lesser likelihood to display:​

Deviant identities from disabilities stem from:​

According to Ross, effective deterrence against drunk driving would require all of the following except:​

According to the National Institute of Mental Health (2009), about _____ million Americans experience a mental disorder in the course of a year.​

Addiction to opiates such as heroin come from:​

​Which of the following is NOT a strategy that attempts to block opportunities for drunk driving?

Alcohol is the second leading mood-altering drug in the U.S.