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Why should Gen Z's optimism and desire for change not be stigmatized?
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Optimism and desire for change should not be stigmatized because they represent a legitimate hope for a better future.
Describe the practical nature of Gen Z.
Acknowledgment of global issues leading to realistic decision-making.
What is the positive perspective of 'being delusional'?
Encouragement to dream big and escape harsh realities.
Identify the age range and characteristics of Generation Z.
Born between 1997 and 2012, ages 12 to 27, known as digital natives.
Differentiate between delusion and hope.
Delusion: No amount of effort yields results. Hope: Involves courage and belief in a better future.
What is the negative perspective of 'being delusional'?
Considered a pathology and may indicate mental health issues.
What does 'going viral' mean in the context of social media?
Ideas or trends that spread quickly and widely.
How does the concept of community support reinforce Gen Z's optimism?
Community support fosters an environment where hopes and dreams are encouraged and validated.
Explain cognitive dissonance in the context of Gen Z being 'delusional'.
Tension between positive self-identity and negative mental health implications.
How is 'delusional' defined in the context of Gen Z?
Dreaming big and defying limits, not letting reality hold you back.
What does the quote by Sinead O'Connor suggest about society?
It implies that being well-adjusted in a profoundly sick society is not a measure of health.
What is the importance of community and support for Gen Z?
Rebuilding communities to regain faith in the future and emphasizing collective action.
What marks Gen Z's social awareness?
Deep care for others, striving for diversity, collaboration, and authenticity.
Why is the usage of the term 'delusional' debated?
There is a question of why not use more positive terms like 'confidence' or 'self-efficacy'.
What challenges do Gen Z face that influence their desire to 'escape reality'?
High costs of living, inflation, and cultural expectations.
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