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As designers, we synthesised this game not to prevent people from using substances, but to cut down the percentage of  people suffering with SUD's (Substance use Disorder) through providing an educating and entertaining spin to adolescents. The primary audiences we are designing for are adolescents. Due to their influence on our future as hope on our country. In this game attempts will be made to illustrate the disadvantages and the harm SUD's cause. In order for this game to be hosted it requires users to have access to the internet, with a smart phone or a PC that can support our website. If this design is successful, we believe it will have a major and positive impact the future of our adolescent. Our goal is to flatten and lower the amount of drug abusers in our society. we plan to ensure that players leave the experience educated on the topic and feel encouraged to make more rational decisions when it comes to substance use.  through our research, we have uncovered a large number of people going through drug and alcohol rehabilitation tend to relapse on their addictions. For us as designers, we feel this is a major issue and requires solutions.  to do this, we want to cut the demand as it starts, hence our target audience of adolescents. If we encourage a single person to be more rational in their decision making on substances, our design could be considered a success.

Substance abuse is an extremely serious and harmful issue that leaves many of us incapacitated and unable to live life to the fullest, or at all. This harsh reality demonstrates human nature, While harmful, we cannot stop it. But we must try to at least minimise harm associated with it. Hence our game dedicated on abuse and overdose prevention. As designers, we have the ability to create real change and educate people on what a healthy life looks like. Though this game many not become a global sensation we hope that it teaches teens about how threatening drugs can be.

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LePine, S. E., Elias M. Klemperer, Julia C. West, Catherine Peasley-Miklus, Caitlin McCluskey, Amanda Jones, Maria Roemhildt, Megan Trutor, Rhonda Williams, and Andrea Villanti. 2022. "Exploring Definitions of “Addiction” in Adolescents and Young Adults and Correlation with Substance use Behaviors." International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 19 (13): 8075. doi:https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19138075. http://search.proquest.com.libraryproxy.griffith.edu.au/scholarly-journals/exploring-definitions-addiction-adolescents-young/docview/2686111144/se-2.

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For our game we have decided to create both a website and hand cards used to answer questions. This will be accessed through a QR code on the game and will a technical aspect to the game. If this isn't achieved, we will be using normal cards to display our questions and answers

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Question:
1. Naloxone is a opiate overdose prevention drug that binds and blocks the _____ Receptors?
A. Opioid ("Naloxone For Opioid Overdose: Life-Saving Science | National Institute On Drug Abuse" 2022)
B. Sigma (Kaushal and R. Matsumoto 2011)
C. Cannabinoid ("How Does Marijuana Produce Its Effects? | National Institute On Drug Abuse" 2020

Answer:
A. Opioid. Naloxone Binds to your brain's opiate receptors, reversing and blocking the effects of any other ingested opiates. ("Naloxone For Opioid Overdose: Life-Saving Science | National Institute On Drug Abuse" 2022) The sigma receptors are targeted by methamphetamine (Kaushal and R. Matsumoto 2011) and cannabinoid receptors are targeted by THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. ("How Does Marijuana Produce Its Effects? | National Institute On Drug Abuse" 2020)

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Question:
2. Those who have overdosed on opiates before, have a _% chance of overdosing within a year
A. 19.6%
B. 21.6%
C. 17.6%

Answer:
A. 19,6%in a 2022 study, 19.6% of people who received an overdose reversal medication required it again within a year of their first overdose. (Stephen Et Al. 2022).

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Question:
3. If you suspect someone is having an overdose you should?
A. Call emergency Services, Stay with the victim if safe to do so and place them into the recovery position.
B. Call emergency services, Induce the victim to vomit, Give them some water.

Answer:
A. function is several statements that are executed sequentially.

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game outline

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZxK8Jc0GfNb_LPF0ytqLTjsu5oGZUOhY-mjsDzhfx6E/edit?usp=sharing

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Interview With Recovered Heroin Addict Danny Shannon

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Interview With Recovered Heroin Addict Danny Shannon

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