Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior Information Center: Feature Summary


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Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior, 10/e

Oakley S. Ray, Vanderbilt University
Charles J. Ksir, University of Wyoming

Feature Summary

Web Watch boxes throughout the text suggest activities to complete on the web.
Early coverage of prevention in chapter 4 and Targeting Prevention boxes throughout offer perspective and provoke thought regarding drug-related behaviors we, as a society, want to reduce or prevent.
Chapter opening Online Learning Center boxes preview the resources available online including interactive quizzing, behavior change objectives, web links, PowerWeb and more for students. The Instructor side features protected downloadable ancillaries for instructors.
Drugs in Depth boxes examine specific drug-related issues and are perfect starting points for classroom discussion.
Approaches drugs and drug use from a variety of perspectives--behavioral, pharmacological, historical, social, legal and clinical--allowing the book to appeal to a wide range of students and apply the content to their own special needs.
Taking Sides boxes encourage critical thinking by providing two points of view on controversial subjects.
Includes Exploring Your Spirituality boxes in each chapter to help students examine this dimension of wellness.
Drugs in the Media boxes take a critical and informative look at media sources of drug information.

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