Psychology says the generation that raised itself - home alone after school, resolving its own problems, feeding itself from whatever was in the cupboard — didn't come out damaged. It came out with a startling tolerance for solitude that the generations before a - VegOut

Psychology says the generation that raised itself - home alone after school, resolving its own problems, feeding itself from whatever was in the cupboard — didn't come out damaged. It came out with a startling tolerance for solitude that the generations before a  VegOutResearch suggests the 1960s and 70s produced adults who could self-soothe, entertain themselves, and tolerate boredom - not because their parents were wise but because their parents were simply elsewhere  siliconcanals.comPsychology says the 1960s and 70s accidentally produced one of the most emotionally durable generations in modern history — not through better parenting but through benign neglect that forced children to develop internal regulation instead of waiting for ad  siliconcanals.comPsychology explains why people raised in the 1960s and 1970s handle crises differently — they weren't taught to process feelings, they were taught to outlast circumstances  siliconcanals.com