Impact of Social Media Influencers on Drug Use

What is the text suggesting about the community's reaction to celebrities using drugs?

• The community is indifferent to celebrities using drugs

• The community is inspired to use drugs as well

• The community actively protests against drug use

• The community is unaware of celebrities using drugs

What is the DARE Campaign mentioned in the text?

• A social media challenge

• A celebrity endorsement deal

• An attempt to scare kids from drug use

• A drug rehabilitation program

Which show is mentioned as glamorizing alcohol abuse?

• Drunk History

• North Jersey Recovery

• Social Media Today

• Instagram Live

What have the tobacco and alcohol industries used to integrate marketing strategies to vulnerable populations?

• Television commercials

• Print media

• Social media platforms

• Radio broadcasts

According to the recent study, what was found about people with multiple drug users in their social network?

• They are less likely to abuse drugs.

• They are more likely to find community.

• They abused drugs.

• They are unaffected by their social network.

What is one of the behavioral consequences of social media substance glorification mentioned in the text?

• Improved physical well-being

• Mimicking behavior seen on platforms like Instagram, Tik-Tok, and Twitter

• Decreased use of social media

• Positive influence on young adults

According to the text, how do social media platforms market themselves?

• As harmful and addictive

• As educational tools

• As fun, safe places to connect with peers and family

• As platforms promoting professional content only

What do studies show about young adults and social media in relation to substance use?

• Young adults are less likely to use social media to communicate about substance use

• Young adults communicate substance use related messages via popular social media platforms

• Young adults use social media to discourage substance use

• There is no significant relationship between young adults, social media, and substance use

How is substance abuse often portrayed by celebrities and others on social media, according to the text?

• As a serious issue that needs attention

• As a lifestyle that should be avoided

• As something that is glorified and can lead to marketing strategies promoting it

• As a topic that is rarely discussed or shown

What does the media provide access to that has changed the landscape of drug dealing and buying, as mentioned in the text?

• Traditional marketplaces

• The "dark web"

• Government-regulated platforms

• Educational websites