PB2A: Continued parts 3-5

Part 3: Research Questions
1. How does someone begin to study the mind of people when they are using drugs or alcohol?
2. What parts of the brain are mostly effected with addicts?
3. What are the major differences, between drug and alcohol addiction, when it comes to understanding the mind?
4. What other studies are important that go along with drug and alcohol addiction?

Part 4: Keywords
1. Addiction
2. Substance abuse
3. Psychologist
4. Heroin
5. Cocaine
6. Drug addiction
7. Drug dependency
8. Alcohol addiction
9. Opioids
10. Young Adults

Part 5: Journal Articles

Public Stigma Toward People With DrugAddiction: A Factorial Survey

by Sattler, Sebastian; Escande, Alice; Racine, Eric; More...
Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs, 05/2017, Volume 78, Issue 3

Novel psychoactive substances: use and knowledge among adolescents and youngadults... 

by Martinotti, Giovanni; Lupi, Matteo; Carlucci, Leonardo; More...
Human Psychopharmacology: Clinical and Experimental, 07/2015, Volume 30, Issue 4





Mortality Risk Among Heroin Abusers: Clients and Non-clients of Public Treatment Centers for DrugAddiction

by Raimondo Maria Pavarin
Substance Use & Misuse, 01/2015, Volume 50, Issue 13


Trait Mindfulness and Progression to Injection Use in Youth With Opioid Addiction

by J Deanna Wilson; Hoa Vo; Pamela Matson; More...
Substance Use & Misuse, 09/2017, Volume 52, Issue 11



Psychological and social sequelae of cannabis and other illicit drug use by young people: a... 

by Macleod, John; Oakes, Rachel; Copello, Alex; More...
The Lancet, 2004, Volume 363, Issue 9421






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