Analyze the case study regarding substance abuse and its impact on education, identifying key terms, consequences, contributing factors, and the turning point for recovery.

You're on a roll — here are the answers to the questions: QUESTION 6: CASE STUDY 6.1) "Rehab" in the case study stands for Rehabilitation Centre. 6.2) THREE long-term consequences of substance abuse that can affect the education of an individual are: • Poor academic performance: Substance abuse impairs cognitive functions like memory and concentration, leading to lower grades and difficulty understanding schoolwork. • School dropout: Addiction can cause a loss of interest in education, frequent absenteeism, and eventual withdrawal from school, as seen with Neo struggling through Grade 11 and 12. • Limited future opportunities: A poor academic record due to substance abuse can severely restrict access to higher education and desirable career paths, impacting long-term personal and professional development. 6.3) TWO social factors that contribute to substance abuse are: • Peer pressure: Neo started using drugs and alcohol after hanging out with a "bad bunch of guys," indicating that influence from friends can lead to substance experimentation and abuse. • Social media influence: The case study mentions that "social media also glamorises drug and alcohol abuse," suggesting that online content can normalize or encourage substance use among young people. 6.4) The decision Neo took that saved him was to go to a rehabilitation centre to recover from his substance abuse. QUESTION 7 7.1) Believing in your abilities and having the drive to do things that interest you. → Self-confidence 7.2) Harmful and violent acts that happen between people who live together in the same home/family. → Domestic violence What's next?