Long Term Consequences

The consequences could result in health issues, job issues, family issues, or just overall every day environmental, social, or psychological issues.

They can affect us positively and negatively, an example of a positive consequence would be if you worked overtime, your consequence would be you receiving more money, and an example of a negative consequence would be if you played in the snow, without a coat or anything, you’d probably catch a cold. Almost all of us have experienced a consequence, good or bad. In the poem, “The Road Not Taken,” the author or narrator, whomever it is, has to choose between two paths, in which, they had chosen the path that was less travelled by, and their consequence was that because they took the less traveled by path, that has “made all the

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S203). In addition to the severe consequences drug abuse has on health, the social consequences are just as severe and includes increased crime and imprisonment, physical and mental disabilities, and loss of productivity.

It must be noted however, that the physical effects of drug use and the damage that it can cause to the body is occurring with the abuse and misuse of drugs and alcohol regardless of whether or not a person suffers withdrawal symptoms when sober. The health risks related to substance abuse and addiction include memory loss, stress on the organs and systems of the body, organ failure, depressed respiratory function, cancer, stroke, heart attack, cirrhosis of the liver, infection, kidney disease, depression, anxiety, and

What is the relationship between decisions and consequences in the story? We as humans make decisions every day. Some of these decisions can be small, like what you want for lunch. Others can be huge, like what college you want to go to. In the book Monster, by Walter Dean Myers, Steve makes a decision that lands him in jail.

of actions. For example you can steal a bank but the consequence is going to jail. Being

Consequences are an effect to any choice no matter good or bad. Strongly shown in The Outsiders By: S. E. Hinton the main character Ponyboy Curtis, a young 14 year old is forced to make courageous and heroic decisions from a very young age. Being the younger one and living with his two older brothers Darry, age 20 and Sodapop, age 16 he is often over loved. He belongs to a group called the Greasers, rivals of a wealthier group named the Socials, but more commonly known as the Socs. One night after going to the movies Ponyboy and his friend Johnny fall asleep in a vacant lot.

The data showed that past punishment experiences had significant positive relationships with the perceived likelihood of re-offending whereas the two measures of current punishment had significant negative relationships with the perceived likelihood of re-offending. Wood hypothesized that the immediacy of being punished in the present may reduce the respondents "self-stated likelihood" to commit additional crimes but that when the punishment has been served they return to increased recidivism. He also noted that understanding the level of the individual's exposure to agencies of control throughout their life was essential to understanding the "presumed positive effect" and conversely "and presumed deterrent effect."

Goal 1: Dominique will improve his behavior at home. Dominique's mother informed the QP, "Dominique had a cold, but didn't need to go to the doctor." Dominique listened as the QP shared with him about consequences being both positive and negative. Dominique questioned how a consequence can be positive; therefore, the QP explained to Dominique that everyone that buys a lottery ticket loses money if they don't win, but if you win the positive is being rich and helping others.

The negatives are usually high for each involved and may consist of depression, anxiety and also to a larger extent post-traumatic stress disorder and their association with social problems which involves domestic violence and drug abuse alongside their contribution to maladies such as heart disorder, thyroid dysfunction among others.

Sub details-Addiction many times reaches a point in which addicts are not only harmful to themselves but others around them as well.

This then results in lack of control when the same outcome can no longer be established. This leads to increasing dosage or behavior to try and achieve the same high or to possibly better it. Substance addictions leave the body constantly craving a good feeling despite the consequences they may have. In order to understand the real mentality of someone with addiction/s is to examine a person in a philosophical and psychological way.

One of the more common addictions that were mentioned is substance or drug addiction. In the medical dictionary substance abuse means, “Excessive use of a potentially addictive substance, especially one that may modify body functions, such as drugs.” The effects of substance abuse can show a discrepancy between physical and psychological effects. Essentially every drug has dissimilar physical effects on the body; they all have an effect on the brain initially in a similar manner. The physical effects of substance abuse includes; respiratory issues, cardiac issues, and even gastrointestinal issues. With these issues, they can get severe enough to lead up to further severe issues such as lung cancer, heart attacks, and kidney or liver damage, which can ultimately lead to death. The psychological effects of this addiction can be just as harmful. The psychological effects included; hypothermia, paranoia, anxiety, violent behavior, hallucinations, depression, loss of interest, loss sense of reality, confusion, flashbacks, sense of distance, and catatonic syndrome (which affects the body’s central

No matter what consequences a person is going to bear if he/she does not cheat or whatever are the consequences like teacher was not good, the person was having a problem just before the exam, he/she may fail the course or may be fired from the job.