Should the company she works for enact some type of punishment for her admitting to showing up to work under the influence of LSD? Defend your answer. MICRODOSING AND HAPPINESS CASE STUDYAuthor Ayelet Waldman suffered from severe depression that began to overwhelm her during perimeno-pause. She felt it was destroying her marriage and other relationships in her life. That is when she beganresearching ways to treat her depression and came across the idea of microdosing on LSD. Feeling atthe end of her line, she decided to try this technique. Microdosing involves taking such small amounts ofLSD so they do not produce any adverse effects.In her book, A Really Good Day, she chronicles her experience as she microdoses on LSD eachday for one month. She felt LSD allowed her to better control her emotions and take time to really thinkabout how she is feeling. Ayelet described the experience as extreme mindfulness and felt LSD helpedher focus her mind.She did quit using the drug after a month, partly due because she didn't want to continue commit-ting a crime due to microdosing LSD. Purchasing the drug on the black market is dangerous because ofthe lack of control to what a person is actually receiving.

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Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

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