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How To Write The Problem' Section of The Research Report
How To Write The Problem' Section of The Research Report
Firstly, binge drinking has been argued to cause damage to the developing adolescent brain.
The adolescent brain is not fully developed and an excess of alcohol can have an adverse
effect on its growth and function. For instance, Davies (2018) states that binge drinking may
cause long lasting effects on the brain which may go into adulthood. This is because drinking
excessive amounts of alcohol when young can damage the brain and cause permanent
changes to DNA . Furthermore, drinking can also affect memory and IQ (Thomas, 2014).
Multiple studies have shown that consuming alcohol whilst the brain is still growing can
affect the neural connections that are forming (Gladwell, 2014; Lin, 2015) and hence will
negatively impact on their ability to recall and may even cause short-term and long-term
memory loss. Thus, young people who binge drink the alcohol place their future at risk due
to restricting the development of their brains during adolescence.
Binge drinking causes young people to engage in risky behaviour. Risk-taking behaviours
increases in adolescence and the possibility of injury increases even more when alcohol is
also involved. Alcohol consumption in young adults can cause physical injury, risky sexual
behaviour, adverse behavioural patterns and academic failure. Youths are also more likely to
get involved in a fight when they drink (‘Alcohol Think again’, 2014. Casper, 2012). Thus, as
youth are exposed to alcohol they engage in behaviours which are dangerous.
MUF0012: How to Write the Problem of SPSE
TASK 1
1. Synthesis
2. Reporting verbs
3. Linking words
5. Hedging words
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MUF0012: How to Write the Problem of SPSE