迎接世代灾难

K. Vermeulen
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“面对世代灾难”一章描述了群体效应和世代标签的基本原理,并解释了Bronfenbrenner关于发展影响相互作用系统的生态系统模型是如何为本书提供信息的。为了提供历史背景,本章描述了1989年“灾难一代”中年龄最大的成员所处的社会,以及随后的社会力量——主要但不完全是9/11袭击、2008年的经济衰退和媒体日益增长的影响——如何在这一代人的一生中迅速改变了美国文化,迫使他们在童年和青春期不断适应一个不稳定和充满压力的环境,直到他们长大成人。
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Meet Generation Disaster
The “Meet Generation Disaster” chapter describes the basic principles of cohort effects and generational labels and explains how Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems model of interacting systems of developmental influence inform the book. To provide historical context, the chapter describes the society the oldest members of Generation Disaster were born into in 1989 and how subsequent societal forces—primarily but not exclusively the attacks of 9/11, the 2008 recession, and the growing influence of media—have rapidly changed U.S. culture throughout the cohort’s lives, forcing them to constantly adapt to an unstable and stressful environment throughout childhood and adolescence and as they’ve become emerging adults.
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