Conflicting Viewpoints on the Medical and Recreational Use of Marijuana: An Analysis of Bias and Evolving Perspectives

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Running Head: Conflicting ViewpointsConflicting ViewpointsTitle:course Name:Topic Name:Professor’s Name:student Name:Date:Based on your research into the conflicting viewpoints on the medical and recreational use ofmarijuana, analyze and discuss how bias, including anchoring, confirmation, and expectationbiases, influenced your position on medical marijuana use. How do these biases shape yourstance on the legalization of recreational marijuana, and how do the evolving medical studies andsocietal implications impact your views? (Word count: 1500-2000 words)

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Running Head: Conflicting ViewpointsIntroductionConflict viewpoint are a very common ethical problem which, specifically for that reason,deserves particular attention both from the point of view and from a legal view point of ethicsapplied toprofessionsand organizations(MooreNJ,20010).Thewords usedand ourunderstandingofstatisticsandimages are an insight into ourperceptionor bias–our view of theworld. Biascontrols ourbehavioursandattitudes towards otherissues,people,andplaces. Ourage, religion,experiences, gender, class, and values all affect our bias. People whoadoreaboutan issue willusuallybe quite overt about their bias. People wholiketosupporta particular pointof view may bemore subtleandless overt in their use ofimagesandwords(Moore NJ,20010).Importantly global educationtryto assist students toidentifybias, including their own, invisualandwritten texts, considerseveralpoints of view and makebestjudgmentsabout how bias canlead toinequalityanddiscrimination.Brief DiscussionWeare the peoplelive in a recreational drug culture.Medical marijuanamainlyrefers to the useofcannabinoids and cannabistoimprove symptomsorcare fordisease. On the other hand useofmedical marijuanais extensivelycriticized andin the communityarguedtopicin which each ofus livesin today’s world(M Pirlot&H Prade, 2009).As I’vedeeplysearched for or against theuse andvalidationofmedical marijuana. NextI’ve been able to findwidespreadresearch tooppose andsupport my belief that medical marijuana should be a form oftreatment actionandthe legalization ofleisureuse. I’vededicatedmyself tocontinuing an open mindresearch bothagainst andfor myownbelief in the use ofmedicalmarijuana and have come to thegoodconclusion thatit maybeausualform of treatment. As forleisureuse ofmedicalmarijuana, I’veyet toresolvethe matter on whether itmarijuanashould be legalor illegal.

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