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Feb 10, 2004
Most Teens Find Motivation Within Themselves
Without proper motivation, few teens would master algebraic equations, read Proust, play the saxophone, learn Spanish, or even put gas in the family minivan. How many teens are self-motivated, and how many need that little extra push?
Feb 10, 2004
Concern About Drug Abuse in U.S., Britain, Canada
In 2002, 1 in 12 Americans aged 12 and older admitted that they currently use illicit drugs. That’s a startling figure, but what do Gallup Poll data tell us about the relative severity of the drug problem in the United States compared to ...
Feb 3, 2004
Growing Up Lonely: Examining Teen Alienation
Teenagers walk a fine line between childhood and adulthood, often tripping back and forth over it for years. During adolescence, teens begin to compare themselves with those around them, define their world, and consider where they fit into it. ...
Dec 16, 2003
Medicinal Marijuana: Is It What the Doctor Ordered?
In early October, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the Bush administration's appeal of a 9th U.S. Circuit Court ruling that allows doctors to freely discuss medicinal marijuana with their patients without penalty. While the case does not ...
Dec 2, 2003
Americans Remain Opposed to Legalizing Marijuana
U.S. marijuana laws are currently more stringent than those in many other developed countries. Although U.S. laws are relatively strict, they do reflect most Americans' attitudes.
May 20, 2003
One-Third of Teens Know of Abuse Among Peers
Heinous as the idea may be to most Americans, child abuse remains fairly widespread in the United States. The most recent report on child maltreatment from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reports that approximately 903,000 ...
May 13, 2003
Teens and the Web: Don't Talk to Strangers
Are kids who talk with strangers on the Internet more likely to engage in other risky behaviors? A Gallup Youth Survey sheds some light on this question.
Apr 8, 2003
Path to Marijuana Use Paved With Bad Health Habits
The National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign launched a set of television ads this year aimed at debunking teens' perceptions that marijuana is a harmless drug. The timing is good: government data show that marijuana use is on the rise among U.S. ...
Mar 13, 2003
Global Tensions and Your Sales Force
As tensions between the United States and Europe mount -- along with talk of punitive boycotts -- will U.S. companies feel the pinch? Will French and German businesses suffer declining sales in the U.S.? It's possible, and sales managers must ...
Feb 4, 2003
Canadians Relax Views on Marijuana
Canadians today have a more liberal point of view regarding marijuana use than they did in the midst of the swinging '70s.