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Q Please watch The Hijacked Brain (57:00) from Films On Demand. Next post a summary of the video. Please note and explain one or more factors that determine /increase the likelihood of alcoholism. Please base and support your response from content found in the noted video, your assigned reading, lesson activities and your own perspective. To participate you must post your response to my discussion question AND to the response of another student’s posting.

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I think that one main factor that increases the likelihood of Alcoholism is genetics. As shown in the beginning of the video the gentleman mentioned that his dad was an alcoholic and also his grandfather. So the chances of him becoming an alcoholic was very high. Alcoholism is a Brain Disease in which some find that hard to admit. You find yourself drinking and not caring about anything else whether it be school, family, work and health.