Question

joey decides to attend a party where alcohol is involved, he has three drinks and his friend who he rode to the party with has had several more drinks than joey. it is time to leave the party and the friend grabs his keys and says, \come on, its getting late. lets go.\ joey asks if the friend is ok to drive and the friend says he is. what should joey do in this situation and why?

joey should ride with the friend, he said he was ok, so he must be fine to drive
joey should just drive them himself, hes had less drinks so he will be fine to drive
joey should let another friend drive them who has only had 2 drinks they will be fine to drive
joey should ride with someone who has not been drinking at all and may need to call for a trusted adult to come and pick him up because anyone who has been drinking is not fine to drive.

natalie is hanging out with her friends after school, they offer her a vape. which of the following would be the least effective way for natalie to refuse her friends?

say, \maybe next time, just not today\
say,
o, i am not interested in that i am an athlete and want to be able to run without coughing\
say,
o, i dont vape\ and then cross her arms and shake her head no
say,
o, i dont vape, but how about we go see a movie and eat some popcorn.\

Answer:

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Analyze the first scenario regarding impaired driving

In this scenario, Joey has had three drinks, and his friend has had several more. Both are under the influence of alcohol. Any amount of alcohol impairs driving ability, reflexes, and judgment. Therefore, neither Joey, his friend, nor any other friend who has been drinking is safe to drive. The only safe decision is to ride with someone who has not consumed any alcohol or to contact a trusted adult for a safe ride home. This demonstrates a safe Decision Making Strategy when dealing with Substance Use Risks.

Evaluate the options for the first scenario

• Option 1 suggests riding with the friend because he said he was okay. This is extremely dangerous because alcohol impairs judgment, making the driver an unreliable judge of their own sobriety.
• Option 2 suggests Joey drive because he had fewer drinks. Joey is still impaired after three drinks and should not drive.
• Option 3 suggests another friend drive who only had 2 drinks. Any alcohol consumption impairs driving ability.
• Option 4 correctly states that Joey should ride with someone who has not been drinking at all or call a trusted adult, because anyone who has been drinking is not safe to drive.

Analyze the second scenario regarding refusal strategies

Natalie is being offered a vape by her friends, which represents a situation involving Peer Pressure Influence. Effective refusal strategies should be clear, direct, and leave no room for negotiation or hesitation.

Evaluate the options for the second scenario

• "Say, 'Maybe next time, just not today'": This is the least effective because it is passive and leaves the door open for future offers, suggesting she might say yes next time.
• "Say, 'No, I am not interested...'": This is highly effective as it is direct and provides a clear personal boundary.
• "Say, 'No, I don't vape' and then cross her arms...": This is highly effective because her body language reinforces her firm verbal refusal.
• "Say, 'No, I don't vape, but how about we go see a movie...'": This is highly effective because it uses the "broken record" or "alternative proposal" strategy to redirect the group to a healthy activity.

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Question 1

<mcq-option>(A) Joey should ride with the friend, he said he was ok, so he must be fine to drive</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(B) Joey should just drive them himself, he's had less drinks so he will be fine to drive</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(C) Joey should let another friend drive them who has only had 2 drinks they will be fine to drive</mcq-option>
<mcq-correct>(D) Joey should ride with someone who has not been drinking at all and may need to call for a trusted adult to come and pick him up because anyone who has been drinking is not fine to drive.</mcq-correct>

Question 2

<mcq-correct>(A) Say, "Maybe next time, just not today"</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>(B) Say, "No, I am not interested in that I am an athlete and want to be able to run without coughing"</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(C) Say, "No, I don't vape" and then cross her arms and shake her head no</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(D) Say, "No, I don't vape, but how about we go see a movie and eat some popcorn."</mcq-option>
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