How would you approach a conversation about drugs?
This poll helps to you to gauge how your current views regarding addictions and drugs might compare with others around you.
Note: This poll is not designed to be prescriptive! Generally, we think there are no straightforward right or wrong answers. But hopefully, it serves to help you understand different situations and viewpoints before entering an open conversation about the issue.
This poll helps to you to gauge how your current views regarding addictions and drugs might compare with others around you.
Note: This poll is not designed to be prescriptive! Generally, we think there are no straightforward right or wrong answers. But hopefully, it serves to help you understand different situations and viewpoints before entering an open conversation about the issue.
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What would you do if you found out that a family member is doing drugs?
If drugs are legalised, it means they are safe to consume.
If I know that I won't get addicted to certain substances, I'm more willing to take them in social settings.
I may try new substances, if I know that I will not get addicted.
Given an opportunity, I will want to try drugs for myself.
Drug-taking should be a matter of personal choice.
It should be ok to try substances, as long as it doesn’t affect others.
I’m quite sure my family/significant others will not approve of me taking drugs.
I will never try drugs for any reason
You found out that a friend struggling with depression has taken an illegal non-prescribed drug in hope to feel better. As a first instinct, what are you most likely going to do?
You're holidaying overseas with your friends. Some of your friends (and friends' friends) were keen to try drugs that are legal there. In that moment, what is most likely going to be your response?
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Please repeat the poll and try different answer combinations.You seem principled and able to arrive at firm and resolute decisions about issues that matter.
You are likely the one amongst your peers who has a greater sense of responsibility, and will speak up for what you strongly believe is right. You may not wait too long to take action to improve situations when you can.
In conversations, you may want to be mindful that not everyone strives to be problem-solvers, or give equal weight to what you feel strongly for. Nevertheless, you are perceptive and if you're able to clearly back up your ideals, you will be able to inspire change!
You seem keen to examine issues that relate to policies and social problems.
You are an independent thinker and you're not afraid to challenge opinions just because they are conventional.You probably enjoy discussions that are analytical and prefer that people stay rational and objective.
In conversations, you may want to take time to elaborate on your thought process so that others understand you, but also stay focused when others express their own thoughts and feelings.
You appear to be free-spirited and appreciate the here-and-now, though you also have a sense of practicality about what you want to give your attention to.
You are also more likely to be open to changing your mind when presented with compelling information. You will then be willing to rethink how you perceive an issue. With friends, you may be more sensitive to how others may feel and are able to be empathetic towards them.
In conversations, you may want to seek clarification when ideas sound too intangible or impractical. You may be more open to consider how suggestions make sense to you and if they can be put into real action.
You respect that everyone makes their own choices and you generally don't like to impose your views on others.
Amongst many that you know, you are probably more passionate about living life spontaneously and embrace an exploratory spirit. You leave little room for regret! You probably prefer to avoid conflict with others and want to be sensitive about how people feel.
In conversations, you may want to resist avoiding tension when issues matter. You may prefer to create a conducive space for yourself to communicate your beliefs and the reasons behind them. You may avoid taking arguments too personally, so that you may stay focused on helping others understand what you enjoy and care about.
