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Essay Instructions: 2.b.) A summary paper ? This is to be a 5 page paper describing the abstinence experience (e.g., did you succeed or fail, what influenced you, what was the process like for you, etc.) and will serve as the conclusion to your overall experience.

Here are some guidelines, but feel free to get put into great use your creative writing skills!
My overall experience has been difficult. I didn't realize how much caffeine was in my daily and sometimes twice daily chai lattes nor did I realize hoe much I depended on it to get through the day. The first few days without it caused me headaches and i felt moody too. I had a couple of relapses, one on my birthday and the other on a dreary saturday morning. Nonetheless, i did succeed in the end.

Essay Instructions: This paper is for a human sexuality class. The topic is abstinence vs. contraception. If you have any questions, please email me.

Essay Instructions: Differentiate between the Harm Reduction Approach and the Abstinence Model in the treatment of opiate problems

Layout of essay
Introduction and context/overview
Understanding and application of the content, conclusion of the content is clear and based on evidence, reasons are presented in a logical order as a line of reasoning, the argument is well structured and easy to follow, reasons are clearly linked to one another and to the conclusion, all the text is relevant, the main reasons and key points stand out clearly.
Argument and critical analysis
Make good use of other people's research as supporting evidence to strengthen the argument, make a reasoned evaluation of other peoples views especially those that contradict the writers point of view.
Use of references and key sources through out the text when introducing other peoples ideas

Essay Instructions: Research paper on Alcoholism
Research question: Alcoholism affects approximately 10% of Americans at some time in their lives. Treatment consists of psychosocial intervention, pharmacological intervention, or both, but the looming question in treatment remains: Which drugs are most effective at enhancing abstinence and preventing relapse?