Lesson 3: Risks and Consequences of Substance Use
Commission, in its report entitled An Overview of Risk and Protective Factors: The Alberta Youth Experience Survey 2002 (George, Dyer, and Leven), outlines risk and protective factors related to substance misuse under the following five domains or categories: individual/personality, family, peers, school, and community/environmental.
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