D-Force Survey 2 - What do you know now?

1.What do you think the aim of the D-Force program is?

I'm not sure

The aim of D-Force is:

2.How easy do you think it is to become addicted to the drug Methamphetamine?

I'm not sure.

I don't think it is addictive.

You can become addicted after one use.

Maybe if you used it a couple of times you could become addicted.

You would have to use it a lot to become addicted.

3.How likely are you to tell anyone else if a friend was taking the drug Methamphetamine?

I wouldn’t tell anyone.

I might confide in one person.

I’d find a few key people to help.

I’d tell everyone I know.

4.Who could you go to for help if a friend was using the drug Methamphetamine?

I'm not sure

I could ask the following people or organisations for help:

5.How likely are you to try the drug Methamphetamine?

I will never try it.

I have tried it already, and I will never use it again.

I am not likely to try it.

I might try it.

I will probably try it.

I have tried it already and I intend to use it again.

6.In your opinion, what is the most important thing you could do to defend your friends from the drug Methamphetamine?

I'm not sure.

The most important thing I could do is:

8.The lessons and game helped me to understand how to seek help for someone who is affected or is at risk from the drug Methamphetamine.

9.After participating in the lessons and game, I feel less likely to experiment with the drug Methamphetamine.

10.The lessons and game gave me strategies to help me if one of my friends was at risk from the drug Methamphetamine.

12.Participating in the lessons and game made me think about how I can have an interesting life without taking bad risks.

13.Participating in the lessons and game helped me to understand that abuse of the drug Methamphetamine can damage communities, as well as individuals.

14.Do you have any suggestions how the lessons and game could be improved? Please write your suggestions below.