Literature review

1

Bernard Ainooson

Professor Huldah Nagel

INDS 400

4 April 2021

Topic and Research Question

Topic: Effects of Marijuana Legalization

Sample: Teenagers, aged 14-19 years

Independent Variable:

Teenager’s using marijuana versus not using one.

Dependent Variable:

Bad association and societal influence.

Hypothesis:

Teenager’s, aged 14-19 years, who are engaged in the use of marijuana are more likely to be engaged in violence and not do so well in school compared to their friends who do not engage is such act.

Research Question:

Is high teenage marijuana use one of the main effects of marijuana legalization?

Disciplines Incorporated:

The disciplines are incorporated in this research are; Science and History.

Justification:

The issue of scientific clarity with respect to the damages of teenager’s marijuana use has substantial ramifications past affecting than the debate about if marijuana to be authorized to use or not. Consider a speculative climate where marijuana is legal for grown-up recreational utilization, generally accessible, and broadly accepted to be harmless or even helpful. Legalization infers that law implementation endeavors to control or diminish marijuana use will be restricted, leaving general wellbeing, clinical, and scientific associations to lessen hurt and teach the general population.