Addiction development is strongly influenced by social learning, where individuals adopt behaviors by observing others, especially in close social circles. Peer pressure, family dynamics, and cultural norms significantly impact the initiation and continuation of substance use. For example, adolescents exposed to drug-using peers are more likely to experiment with substances due to normalization and perceived acceptance. Social learning theory highlights the importance of modeling healthy behaviors and creating environments that discourage substance use. Interventions often focus on family counseling, community education, and promoting positive role models to counteract the adverse effects of social learning.
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