Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Program

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Unit 7: Reducing RiskAppendix BTeacher Resource 1 p. 1Factors That Influence Risk and Decision MakingHuman behaviour is complex, and underlying motivations may, in fact, be theopposite of what they appear to be. Some people are “unconscious” of themotivations that propel their high-risk-taking behaviour.Examples of biological factors that can influence risk and decision making:• being intoxicated on alcohol or any other drug, e.g., cannabis, cocaine, opioids, etc.• lack of sleep• lack of food• chronic pain• schizophrenia• major depression• diabetes.Examples of psychological factors that can influence risk and decision making:• level of self-esteem• ability to identify emotions• cognitive ability• self-soothing• fear of people judging one• schizophrenia• major depression• ability to adjust and accept a chronic medical condition (e.g., diabetes).Examples of social factors that can influence risk and decision making:• being impoverished• being from a large family• being from a small family• suffering from social anxiety• being identified as having a mental illness (stigma)• being identified as having a physical illness (e.g., diabetes).Examples of cultural factors that can influence risk and decision making:• being an immigrant or refugee• being part of a family culture that enjoys gambling• being identified as someone with mental illness in a culture that does not recognize thatcondition’s existence• being homosexual or bisexual.Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca7.14
Unit 7: Reducing RiskAppendix BTeacher Resource 1 p. 2Examples of spiritual factors that can influence risk and decision making:• being of a faith that will not accept medical aid• being in an existential quandary as to why we all exist anyway• being homosexual and finding out your faith states homosexuals are an abomination• being told that mental illnesses are actually curses from the Higher Powers.Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca7.15
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