Drug use is always medicinal. That means there is positive health consequences and the outcome is often better biologically, socially, psychologically, environmentally and legally. For an example, taking Panadol to overcome a headache, make the individual happy and associate with others in a good manner. But, this is something alter in drug abuse. It psychologically and biologically affects to the individual in a bad way. Social, environmental and legal outcomes are also bad. Drug abuse directly affect to the brain and their by wholly affects to the body. It can damage to liver, make heart attacks and other long term diseases like HIV, Hepatitis (as a result of injecting the drug using the same needle). Mentally, abusers become depressed, stimulate or hallucinogenic, or the total mentality get changed. People may become more aggressive and become socially problematic. Drug abuse often may cause to crime like social problems. And they also violate the law.
Crime has been a prevalent issue in society for centuries, and people have been trying to understand its causes and how to prevent it. One of the most controversial and disputed theories regarding the origins of crime is the Positivist Theory. As we enter the modern age, we come across more positivists who have analyzed crime from an anthropological point of view following in the footsteps of Lombroso in 1876 such as Kretschmer in 1925, and Hooten in 1939 and William H. Sheldon (1898–1977). Ernst Kretschmer, a German psychiatrist, attempted to link body types with personality characteristics and mental illness. He proposed four body types: Pyknik, Asthenic, Athletic, and Dysplastic. Pyknik types are short and heavily built with a social and cheerful temperament but are prone to manic-depressive psychopathology. Asthenic types are tall and thin with underdeveloped muscles, irritable, and lost in fantasy, with a schizoid temperament. Athletic types are muscular, with a well-built body bu...
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