Certified Addiction Counselor (CAC) Practice

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Which age group is most commonly associated with the use of volatile solvents?

5 - 10 years old
15 - 25 years old
10 - 20 years old
30 - 40 years old

The correct answer is: 10 - 20 years old

The age group most commonly associated with the use of volatile solvents is typically between 10 and 20 years old. This demographic often experiences a combination of developmental factors, such as curiosity and risk-taking behavior, as well as social influences, including peer pressure. Adolescents and young adults are more likely to experiment with substances, including inhalants like volatile solvents, which can provide a rapid high. Furthermore, this age group has increased access to household products that contain these substances, making it easier to engage in inhalant use. Factors such as low cost and the availability of these products also contribute to the prevalence of use among those aged 10 to 20. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for addiction counselors to develop prevention strategies tailored to this specific age range.