Alcohol, Tobacco, And Drug Abuse – Community Impact Practice Test

Damage to the respiratory system (if smoked), amotivational syndrome are the

Chronic effects of marijuana Acute effects of marijuana Synthetic marijuana Marijuana

Correct Answer:

Chronic effects of marijuana

Explanation:

Long-term health effects from sustained marijuana use, especially when it is smoked, are illustrated by respiratory system damage and potential changes in motivation. These outcomes develop with continued exposure over time, not from a single use. Smoking irritates airways and can lead to chronic cough, phlegm production, bronchitis-like symptoms, and reduced lung function. Amotivational syndrome is a term often discussed in relation to prolonged heavy use, describing reduced motivation and goal-directed behavior, though research is mixed. These are examples of chronic, long-lasting consequences rather than immediate, short-lived effects, which is why this option is the best fit.

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