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People who become addicted to opioids are to blame for their own condition
|
3.22 (1.30)
|
15 (9%)
|
112 (65%)
|
61 (35%)
|
12 (7%)
|
|
People who are addicted to opioids won’t hesitate to lie when it benefits their addiction
|
2.35 (1.53)
|
66 (38%)
|
138 (80%)
|
35 (20%)
|
11 (6%)
|
|
I would worry about a person in recovery for opioid addiction taking care of my family’ s children for a few hours
|
2.66 (1.67)
|
65 (38%)
|
126 (73%)
|
47 (27%)
|
17 (10%)
|
|
People become addicted to opioids because they lack the willpower to stop before it’s too late
|
3.76 (1.55)
|
16 (9%)
|
81 (47%)
|
92 (53%)
|
29 (17%)
|
|
Opioid/heroin users will use more opioids/heroin if they know they have access to naloxone
|
3.44 (1.57)
|
22 (13%)
|
96 (55%)
|
77 (45%)
|
25 (14%)
|
|
Harm reduction services that distribute items such as syringes and naloxone condone a person’s addiction
|
3.83 (1.63)
|
18 (10%)
|
76 (44%)
|
97 (56%)
|
39 (23%)
|
|
There should be a limit on the number of times one person receives naloxone to reverse an overdose
|
4.39 (1.75)
|
16 (9%)
|
56 (32%)
|
117 (68%)
|
76 (44%)
|
|
Everyone at risk of experiencing or witnessing an overdose should be given a supply of naloxone
|
2.56 (1.54)
|
57 (33%)
|
135 (78%)
|
38 (22%)
|
12 (7%)
|
|
People can successfully overcome an opioid addiction
|
2.14 (1.23
|
65 (38%)
|
155 (90%)
|
17 (10%)
|
6 (3%)
|
|
An officer who completed treatment for addiction to prescription opioid pills could be trusted to return to duty
|
2.90 (1.22)
|
22 (13%)
|
127 (73%)
|
46 (27%)
|
4 (2%)
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