Personal development

• What is the definition of addiction?

  An inability to stop using something harmful
• What is a habit?

  A settled tendency that is hard to give up
• What are internal influences on behavior?

  Desires, likes, dislikes, and personal values
• What are external influences on behavior?

  Community members, family, culture, and friends
• What does carcinogenic mean?

  Something that can cause or promote cancer
• What does toxic mean?

  Poisonous and causing long-term harm
• What is a stimulant?

  A substance that raises physiological activity
• What is passive smoking?

  Involuntary inhaling of smoke from others
• What is a drug?

  A substance with a physiological effect on the body
• What support services are available for drug and substance misuse?

  • ChildLine: 0800 1111
  • Young Minds: www.youngminds.org.uk
  • Samaritans: 116 123
  • Talk to Frank: https://www.talktofrank.com
• What is the Unifrog platform used for?

  • Supports informed decisions about futures
  • Provides tools for all year groups
  • Offers information related to interests and aspirations
• What types of career information can be found on the provided websites?

  • Apprenticeships
  • General careers information
  • Post-16 choices
  • Job profiles
• What are some options for post-16 education?

  FE College, Training/work, Apprenticeships
• What are the options for Year 12/13 students?

  'A' Levels and 6th Form
• What is the purpose of the ChildLine service?

  To provide support for children in crisis
• What is the significance of the NHS guide on quitting smoking?

  It provides resources for under-18s to quit
• How do internal and external influences differ?

  Internal influences are personal, external are social
• What is the relationship between addiction and habits?

  Addiction is a severe form of habit