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Question #1 (this is a statement to make): Make a statement about abiding by the HFC Academic Integrity Policy. And then follow through with it

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Question #1 (this is a statement to make): Make a statement about abiding by the HFC Academic Integrity Policy. And then follow through with it

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My statement about abiding the HFC academic integrity policy is that it is fair to an extent for students. I believe some students genuinely struggle with material and that it should be ok if they use resources or friends to help out, even if the work is similar. I am not saying that copying should be allowed but it is a good way for students to better learn. I also believe that the consequences are also pretty harsh considering that students might need some classes and just for a stupid mistake they can lose that chance.

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Question #2 from Chapter 2: Find a credible and valid source on any of the following topics from Chapter 2 (or one of your choosing). 

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Question #2 from Chapter 2: Find a credible and valid source on any of the following topics from Chapter 2 (or one of your choosing). 

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Effects of drugs (a specific one, multiple, legal, illegal, etc.) on our functioning – anything related to this.

Drugs can have a high effect on our daily lives. A great example would be morphine. In the textbook it claims, " opium based drugs such as morphine: they elevate the mood and reduce pain." According to an article published from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, they also claim "short terms of Opium use include: Euphoria, relaxation, pain relief, etc." These two topics claim that Morphine or Opium based drugs have the same effects on our lives. I think the sources are credible because I have worked at a pharmacy and the side effects spoken about were what I was taught.

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How is opium used?

Opium can be smoked, eaten raw or as a pill, or made into a tincture for drinking. 1, 2

Opium can also be manufactured into heroin and is a prerequisite for heroin production.

Effects of opium

There is no safe level of drug use. Use of any drug always carries some risk. It's important to be careful when taking any type of drug.

Opium affects everyone differently, based on:

the person's size, weight and health

regularity of use

whether other drugs are taken around the same time

the amount taken

the strength of the drug (which varies between batches).

Short term effects may include:

euphoria

relaxation

analgesia (pain relief)

slower, shallower breathing

lower heart rate

impaired reflexes

temporary constipation · loss of appetite.3, 4

Overdose

If you take a large amount of opium, you could overdose. Call an ambulance straight away by dialling triple zero (000) if you or another person have any of these symptoms (ambulance officers don't need to involve the police):

Symptoms of opium overdose:

Untreated overdose can lead to brain damage and death.

Long-term effects

Regular use of opium may cause:

tolerance - needing to use more to get the same effect

irregular periods and difficulty having children

loss of sex drive

constipation · dependence on opium.3, 4

Mixing opium and other drugs

Mixing opium with other drugs can have unpredictable effects and increase the risk of harm.

Opium and nitrous oxide (nangs): can increase the risk of unconsciousness and blackouts.

Opium and methamphetamines/cocaine: can increase the risk of heart strain.

Opium and alcohol/benzodiazepines/ketamine/GHB: can increase sedation and lead to unconsciousness, choking on vomit, and possible death.6,7

Reducing harm

There are ways in which you can reduce the risks associated with using opium:

always carry naloxone for emergencies, and encourage family and friends to learn how to use take home naloxone - a medicine that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose (more information on naloxone is provided below) · avoid mixing drugs (polydrug use) - mixing opioids with depressant drugs such as alcohol or benzodiazepines can greatly increase the risk of overdose

don't use opioids alone and always tell someone what you've taken

if using illicit opioids, always test a small amount to reduce overdose risk

do not drive or operate machinery after use

always use clean needles and never share injecting equipment

safely dispose of used injecting equipment

Withdrawal

Giving up opium after using it for a long time is challenging because the body must get used to functioning without it. Withdrawing from opium is similar to withdrawing from other opioid drugs.

Withdrawal symptoms usually start six to 24 hours after the last dose and can last around seven to ten days. These symptoms are described as flu-like, and can include:

restlessness and irritability

insomnia

depression and crying

diarrhoea

sweating

restless sleep

muscle cramps

nausea and vomiting

fast heartbeat.⁸

Opium and lead poisoning

Some opium has been found to be contaminated with lead. The source of lead in opium is still unclear, possibly due to contamination from equipment used to process the opium, intentional adulteration of opium with lead to increase its weight, or from growing opium poppies in contaminated soil.9, 10

Lead poisoning can have a serious effect on people's health, including organ damage.¹¹

Opium and the law

Opium is illegal in Australia. Federal and state laws provide penalties for possessing, using, cultivating or selling opium, or driving under its influence.

Opium statistics

Current statistics on opium use in Australia are unknown.

Getting help

If your use of opium is affecting your health, family, relationships, work, school, financial or other life situations, or you're concerned about a loved one, you can find help and support.

Call the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline on 1800 250 015 for free and confidential advice, information and counselling about alcohol and other drugs
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Find a service in your local area from our list. Simply add your location or postcode and filter by service type to quickly discover help near you.

If you're looking for other information or support options, send us an email at druginfo@adf.org.au

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Learn about the risks of lead contamination in opium, how it may occur, and the serious health impacts of lead poisoning including potential organ damage.

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Question #3 from Chapter 3: Use a generative AI tool to research one of the following topics from Chapter 3 (or one of your choosing). You choose the topic and the AI tool. Paste what you found and the tool you used in your Padlet.

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Question #3 from Chapter 3: Use a generative AI tool to research one of the following topics from Chapter 3 (or one of your choosing). You choose the topic and the AI tool. Paste what you found and the tool you used in your Padlet.

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Ways to deal with job stress – strategies for handling it. While job stress can be very hard to manage because one wouldn't know whether to keep up with the stress or to just quit their job and live stress free for a few days before they realize they need another job to make money, there's actually a lot of ways to handle and deal with job stress before making a decision. Some ways include time management. Time management allows you to be able to prioritize your tasks as well as break tasks into smaller steps. Another way would be setting boundaries. By setting boundaries, you will learn how to say no as well as be able to have a better work-life balance. Lastly, practicing relaxation techniques. This would allow to feel more inner peace, and allow to clear your mind better. The AI tool used for this question was chatgpt.

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 Question #4 Compare and contrast what you found for #2 (with the AI tool) with our textbook. This needs to be done without an AI or paraphrasing tool.

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 Question #4 Compare and contrast what you found for #2 (with the AI tool) with our textbook. This needs to be done without an AI or paraphrasing tool.

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In page 100 of my textbook of Chapter 3 relating to job stress, it talks about ways to cope with job stress include exercising as one of the main stress relievers. Comparing this job the AI tool I would say would be a big difference because I would've never thought of exercising as a stress reliever. The AI tool spoke out on more common sense and internal delivers rather than something that would be genuinely beneficial.

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Question #5 from Chapter 6: Describe a time when you experienced classical conditioning or operant conditioning and share it with us. Describe your experience in detail.

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Question #5 from Chapter 6: Describe a time when you experienced classical conditioning or operant conditioning and share it with us. Describe your experience in detail.

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In my lie, I have been heavily raised with operant conditioning. If I ever did something wrong I was heavily punished. If i did something good, I was rewarded well. An example I can use is whenever I come home past my curfew. My dad would give me a set time and whenever I miss it, I either get grounded from the gym, take my phone taken, or not allowed to go out with my friends for a week. However, if I am rewarded by getting a good grade I get the new shoes I wanted or some money to go out with.

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Question #6 from Chapter 6: Based on your answer to #5 -- Answer a or b – not both

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Question #6 from Chapter 6: Based on your answer to #5 -- Answer a or b – not both

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The main elements of operant conditioning used in my example would be negative punishment. This would be because my father would remove things I enjoyed as a punishment for not doing good. And positive punishment was used because whenever I did good, I was given something to satisfy my needs.

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Question #7 from Chapter 6: Based on your answers to #5 and #6:

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Question #7 from Chapter 6: Based on your answers to #5 and #6:

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Extinction: With my father always rewarding me or punishing me for doing good or bad, I will start to get used to his ways and not really care anymore. I would just find a way around his punishments. As for the rewards I would just be using it as an advantage. This will make me untrustworthy in the future and not really allow me to be honest with my father on whether I did something good or bad.

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This was not my first time using an AI tool. I honestly really enjoy it especially when I need help relearning a subjects, or even as a review. It honestly has helped me a lot and even if I try to educate myself on a few topics as well. Most of the time AI is very valid and credible, however it is not always 100%. I still however always use it. I really like how it is free, and provides answers and examples really quickly. However I dislike that you have to be very specific with what type of answer you want. Overall I would definitely reuse AI.