1) You come home early from work and find your 14-year old sister and her friends experimenting with Juul. Do you ignore the situation and hope that it is a "one-time" trial, or do you confront the girls and discuss the health risks involved? Explain. 2) If you chose to confront them, what would you say to them to convince them that vaping may be harmful to their health? Provide evidence from the video or textbook. (4-5 sentences)

3) Would your views and actions change if instead of vaping, you found them experimenting with alcohol? Explain your answer.

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1.) You confront the girls and discuss the health risks involved. Vaping can lead to a lifetime of addiction which can cause issues way beyond just health.

2.) Vaping with or without nicotine has been shown to impact impulse control, especially in young adults whose brains have not fully developed yet. Some of these risks include mood disorders and permanent damage to parts of the brain responsible for memory, emotion and critical thinking. Vaping nicotine can also affect your heart health. Nicotine raises your blood pressure and spikes your adrenaline, resulting in increased heart rate and greater risk of a heart attack. The potential for coronary artery disease and blood circulation problems are also increased.

3.) Regular, heavy drinking interferes with chemicals in the brain that are vital for good mental health. So while we might feel relaxed after a drink, in the long run alcohol has an impact on mental health and can contribute to feelings of depression and anxiety, and make stress harder to deal with. Over time, excessive alcohol use can lead to the development of chronic diseases and other serious problems including: High blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, liver disease, and digestive problems. Cancer of the breast, mouth, throat, esophagus, voice box, liver, colon, and rectum.

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