Read the following two scenarios and answer the questions that follow.Case Study 1Staria is a seventeen year-old girl who has been brought to your outpatient treatment center by her mother. Staria has been suspended from high school on two occasions over the past six weeks for fighting and disorderly conduct. She has a history of recurrent detention and classroom dismissals for similar, though less severe, behavior at her previous high school. On the last occasion, she and another student were engaged in an altercation in the hallway, when security was called in it was discovered that Staria had a pint of vodka and a small quantity of marijuana in her locker. At the time it was noticed that Starina seemed intoxicated. She later tested positive for marijuana.You meet Staria and her mother and learn that Staria stole alcohol and marijuana from her fathers stash and that he was outraged by the discovery. Staria blames her parents for her school dismissal and feels she is being blamed and scapegoated by her parents. According to her, her parents are the ones who need counseling. She also reports that her grandfather recently passed away due to cirrhosis. Her mother states that Staria has a twin sister, who never uses drugs, cigarettes, or alcohol and that Staria should be more like her sister.Case Study 2George is a civil service employee who has been struggling with his drinking problem for years. He has tried to control his alcohol use and has made many attempts to refrain. Lately, he has been drinking more frequently to feel the same effect; he even drinks before he goes to work. His family has a history of alcoholism. Although George is aware of the genetic origins concept, he feels embarrassed and struggles to identify himself as an alcoholic. He compares himself with others who drink far more than he does, and in his perception, this rationalizes that he is not that bad.George continues to drink despite the adverse consequences on his health and sociocultural relationships. In the past three years, he has experienced the following consequences: One arrest for driving under the influence (DUI)Loss of a jobMood swingsFights and arguments with family members over his drinkingFrequent inability to stop drinkingBlackoutsNeed for increasing amounts of alcohol in order to get high Georges present employer asks him to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. George responds, I am not like those people. I am not that bad.Based on the case study given above, create a 3- to 4-page document in Microsoft Word that includes answer to the following questions: Is Staria in the misuse, abuse, or dependency phase of addiction? Why?Is George in the misuse, abuse, or dependency phase of addiction? Why?Which defense mechanism do you think George is displaying? Why?What are the three major public health issues present in Starias case study? Explain these issues.What are the three major public health issues present in Georges case study? Explain these issues.The Jellinek curve describes progression. What progression signs did you identify in the case of Staria? Why?What stage of addiction did you identify in either scenario?Did either case exhibit tolerance?Which disease model applies to either case? How?