I think that describes younger millennials more. Zs are too young to directly have processed stressors, but would have indirectly resonated with anxiety in X’er parents and Millennial siblings/uncles/aunts. The oldest Z’s were like 7 when recession hit, and 15 when Trump rose
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Wouldn’t you, ideally, define it by when the data starts changing? Again, marginally, but the changes start a couple years earlier. https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/778961_ba9788e2e5e24a8aaa9b66bf0ecaeee5.pdf …pic.twitter.com/5TpzetyNSP
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Could just be an effect, too. But the feedback in response doesn’t seem to be CBT-like, but the inverse.
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*2000 Reason I’m wary of coddling being the distinguishing feature of Z’s is that they said the same thing about Millennials too... though that was a more optimistic kind (participation trophy etc) and in general... all kids are going to seem coddled to contemporary adults
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Jon Haidt is not the right. I’m not talking about someone like Tucker or Alex Jones calling Fen Z snowflakes.