What kids raised in the 1960s had that today's children don't, according to psychologists
Ask anyone in their sixties about their childhood and a certain pattern emerges. They took bad news without spiraling. They handled setbacks with perspective. There is a steadiness there that younger people often notice and cannot quite account for.
TL;DR
- People in their sixties often exhibited resilience in childhood.
- They could handle bad news without spiraling.
- They dealt with setbacks with perspective.
- This steadiness is noticeable to younger people.