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    - A survey of 15 citizens found that 46% were male and 53% female. 60% reported not taking drugs while 40% reported taking drugs. - Reasons for taking drugs included depression (33%), feeling good (27%), abuse/trauma and peer pressure (both 20%). - Drugs most affected respondents' emotional/mental health (19%) and financial status (19%). Physical health and family were also impacts (both 12%). - The most commonly abused drugs in the community were hallucinogens (27%) and stimulants/depressants/opiates (all 20%). - The most lethal long-term effect was seen as damage to brain cells (27%) followed by

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    - A survey of 15 citizens found that 46% were male and 53% female. 60% reported not taking drugs while 40% reported taking drugs. - Reasons for taking drugs included depression (33%), feeling good (27%), abuse/trauma and peer pressure (both 20%). - Drugs most affected respondents' emotional/mental health (19%) and financial status (19%). Physical health and family were also impacts (both 12%). - The most commonly abused drugs in the community were hallucinogens (27%) and stimulants/depressants/opiates (all 20%). - The most lethal long-term effect was seen as damage to brain cells (27%) followed by

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    - A survey of 15 citizens found that 46% were male and 53% female. 60% reported not taking drugs while 40% reported taking drugs. - Reasons for taking drugs included depression (33%), feeling good (27%), abuse/trauma and peer pressure (both 20%). - Drugs most affected respondents' emotional/mental health (19%) and financial status (19%). Physical health and family were also impacts (both 12%). - The most commonly abused drugs in the community were hallucinogens (27%) and stimulants/depressants/opiates (all 20%). - The most lethal long-term effect was seen as damage to brain cells (27%) followed by

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    Presentation of Data

    A total of 15 questionnaires were distributed to citizens. In which all were returned of these
    respondents 46% were males and 53% females.

    Question 2: Have you ever taken drugs?

    Yes
    40% Yes
    No No
    60%

    Figure 1.

    Figure 1. A pie chart showing that 60% of respondents said no to taking drugs and 40% of
    respondents said yes.
    What is your reason for taking drugs Response

    Depression 5

    To feel good 4

    Abuse and Trauma 3

    Peer Pressure 3

    Total 15

    Table 1.
    Table 1. The table shows 5 respondent’s reasons for taking drugs is depression, 3 respondent’s
    reason for taking drugs is abuse and trauma, 4 respondent’s reason for taking drugs is to feel
    good and 3 respondent’s reason for taking drugs is peer pressure
    Peer Pressure
    20%
    Depression
    33% Depression
    To feel good

    Abuse and Abuse and Trauma


    Trauma Peer Pressure
    20%

    To feel good
    27%

    Figure 2
    Figure 2 The pie chart above shows 20% of respondents reported that there reason of taking
    drugs is peer pressure, 20% of respondents reported that they took drugs because of abuse and
    trauma, 27% of respondents reported that they took drugs because they want to feel good, 33%
    of respondents reported that they took drugs because of depression.
    EVERY OTHER MONTH 3

    MONTHLY 1

    EVERY OTHER WEEK 4

    WEEKLY 2

    EVERY OTHER DAY 3

    DAILY 2

    0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5

    Figure 3.

    Figure 4. The bar chart shows 2 people that drugs daily, 3 respondent’s that take drugs every
    other day, 2 respondent’s that take drugs weekly , 4 respondent’s that take drugs every other
    week, 1 respondent’s that take drug monthly and 3 respondent’s that take drugs every other
    month.

    Drugs affect personal life; which one do you apply to the most?
    How does affect your personal life

    Legality
    Physics Health
    Recreation 6% 12%
    6%
    Physics Health

    Family Family

    Financial status 12% Emotional and Mental


    19% Relationship
    School/work
    Financial status
    Emotional and Recreation
    Mental
    School/work 19% Legality
    13%
    Relationship
    13%

    Figure 4

    Figure 4. The pie chart above shows 12% of respondents reported that drugs affect their physical
    health, 12% of respondents reported that drugs affect their family, 19% of respondents reported
    that drugs affect their emotional and mental, 13% of respondents reported that drugs affect their
    relationships, 13% of respondents reported that drugs affect their school work, 19% of
    respondents reported that drugs affect their financial status, 6% of respondents reported that
    drugs affect their recreation, 6% of respondents reported that drugs affect their legality.
    Which category of drug is mostly abused in the community of Sherwood?

    All of the above


    13% Stimulants
    20%

    Stimulants
    Depressants
    Opiates
    Hallucinogens
    27% Hallucinogens
    Depressants
    20% All of the above

    Opiates
    20%

    Figure 5.

    Figure 5. the pie chart shows 20% of respondents took stimulants, 20% of respondents took
    depressants, 20% of respondents took opiates, 27% of respondents took hallucinogens and said
    13% said all of the above in the community of Sherwood.
    Which one of these long term effects are more lethal

    Gastrointestinal
    damage Cardiovascular damage
    7% 13%
    Kidney damage
    13%

    Respiration damage
    20%
    Liver damage
    13%

    Changes in memory
    7%

    Brain cells damage


    27%

    Cardiovascular damage Respiration damage Brain cells damage Changes in memory


    Liver damage Kidney damage Gastrointestinal damage

    Figure 6.

    Figure 6. The pie chart shows 13% said cardiovascular damage, 20% said respiration damage
    27% brain cells damage, 7% said change in memory, 13% said liver damage and other 13%
    kidney damage and 7% said gastrointestinal damage

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