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			Drugs and Behavior Reaction Paper
			
			
			 
			
			
			Guidelines for Writing the Reaction Paper
			
			
			
			 
			
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				The 
				reaction paper should be 200 – 300 words long.  The paper must 
				be typed – no handwritten papers will be accepted.  It is to be 
				spell checked and double-spaced.  
 
			
			
			
			 
			
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				The 
				cover sheet should contain meeting information and your name.  
				Be sure to include the meeting location, date and time of 
				meeting.  Also list the speaker(s) that attended the meeting.
 
			
			
			
			 
			
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				Grammar, spelling and adherence to format 
				will affect the overall grade of the paper.
 
			
			
			
			 
			
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				Remember that the reaction paper is 
				primarily a discussion of your reaction to the meeting 
				that you attended.  It is not a report or summary 
				of what took place at the meeting.  Give reasons for your 
				discussions and feelings.  Critically analyze the experience to 
				which you are reacting. Note that critique does not necessarily 
				mean simply saying something negative about the meeting.  Your 
				analysis should address issues such as: what were the 
				strengths/weaknesses of the meeting; what could be added to the 
				experience/meeting to make it better or more complete; do you 
				think the meeting you attended is an effective tool for 
				recovering addicts and/or their families; was this meeting a 
				good choice for you to experience; anything else that you may 
				wish to add.
 
			
			
			
			 
			
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				Give a 
				description about the protocol: how the meeting was run?  Was 
				there a specific format followed or did people kind of “wing 
				it”?  What kind of building was your meeting in (a formal place 
				such as a drug rehab center or YMCA); a rented establishment such 
				as a church; etc.  Include any other relevant details.
 
			
			
			
			 
			
			The due 
			date for this paper is November 14th, 2013.
			 
			
			
			
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