People Raised in the 60s and 70s Were Told No so Often that They Accidentally Developed 8 Traits Therapists Now Charge to Teach
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Psychologists see among those born between 1960 and 1980 a quality that distinguishes them from younger ones, so experts look forward with concern.
At that time, children did not have cell phones, computers, social networks or video games. They needed to be creative to have fun, stimulate imagination and grow up in a model of education quite different from the current one. Learn more: 3 medical routines of which older people may not need to age well: 9 habits that experts recommend in middle age to live more In fact, researchers observe that adults who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s seem to…
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People raised in the 60s and 70s were told no so often that they accidentally developed 8 traits therapists now charge to teach
A kid puts a box of the good cereal in the cart. His mother says Not this week and puts it back on the shelf without slowing down. She doesn’t say why. She doesn’t ask how he feels about it, and he doesn’t try a second time, because there’s nothing in her voice suggesting a second time would go differently. The cart keeps moving, and the kid keeps walking beside it. That was the ordinary volume of no in a lot of houses in the 1960s and 70s. Not …
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