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This is a True or False test. Read each statement and choose the appropriate answer. Each question will have only one correct answer.
Protective factors are statistically associated with an increased risk for using alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
Risk factors are environmental and promote a drug-free lifestyle.
Schools that promote participation in curricular and extracurricular activities are helping to protect children against drug abuse.
Parents who promote learning, have an adequate income, and little marital conflict are helping to protect their children against drug abuse.
A child's level of self-discipline has little or no effect on their decision to use alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs because peer pressure dominates during the teenage years.
High unemployment in a community can contribute to drug abuse.
Lack of academic success, beginning at about the eighth grade year, predicts substance abuse, delinquency, violence, teen pregnancy, and dropping out of school.
A single female parent without family or other support is more likely to put her children at risk for drug abuse.
A change in a child's circle of friends is not a sign of adolescent alcohol or other drug abuse.
Mood swings and increased apathy toward others are signs of adolescent alcohol or other drug abuse.
Anabolic steroids are a synthetic version of the hormone testosterone.
Drugs that change the body's natural balance of fluids are called stimulants.
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