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I believe you can see a trend through all of these examples weather its between the people who are in fear or the people evoking it, it seems to be a grand problem. the person causing the problem For example if we will get my American psycho source we can see that there’s obviously some mental madness around him and some craziness and though it’s just a movie and it is completely romanticize to sound a lot more intense and exaggerated than it is it’s a serious problem with people having mental or even physical issues that enable them from doing the right thing and then being in power whether it’s being a narcissist and only picking what’s right for you or being anxious and not being in the right headspace to make a decision that could impact a lot of people there’s so many different examples you can use but I think that therapy and understanding and identifying when you have an issue and helping that person rather than kicking them out or replacing them the right therapy and medication and ways to diagnose can help fix The future for all sorts of people.

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/we-must-stop-turning-a-blind-eye-to-health-crises/

using the website above to see world problems that people don't want to recognize leading to the possible corruption in our world that people fear not wanting to see it and pretending that everything is okay

media source for global issues

The International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation is the World Economic Forum. The Forum brings together the world's most influential political, business, cultural, and other leaders to influence global, regional, and industry agendas. It is based in Geneva, Switzerland, and was founded in 1971 as a non-profit organization. It is self-contained, unbiased, and unaffiliated with any particular interests. The Forum seeks to exhibit entrepreneurship in the global public interest while maintaining the highest standards of governance in whatever it does. Everything it does is based on moral and intellectual integrity.

Overall, we give The World Economic Forum a Left-Center Biased rating based on its support for moderately left-wing ideas.

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We must stop turning a blind eye to the world's health crises

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"Complex humanitarian disasters often fade into the background. But they don't end quickly, if at all. The damage they wreak on public health goes unseen."

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https://www.amadorvalleytoday.org/7174/news/the-psychology-behind-teen-pressures/

this is an example of more way teens feel pressure this isn't as much about corruption but more of fear and how teens feel this fear through the possibility of not succeeding and not filling the wild expectations that society puts on them

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In today's world, teenagers are expected to know what they want to do, what schools they want to attend and what profession they wish to pursue, now, earlier than ever before. Whether it is the new and more advanced environment that we live in, which is fast-paced, there are varying pressures including the pressure to be successful, the pressure to fit in, and more.

Specific contexts inevitably make being a teenager more stressful. For example, recently, teenagers as young as in elementary school are put on "success" tracks that organize their interests in correlation to their future ideal career.

Debatably, systems such as "success" tracks are helpful, however, teachers and school districts distributing "success tracks" assume every student plans to attend college. In bias, teachers express the importance of obtaining a lengthly educational background before adulthood. Additionally, teachers believe today's youth must get into the most prestigious colleges if they want to "succeed" in today's competitive job demand.

"Most of the time I get very stressed because I am held at such high standards. I am expected to hold a strong GPA of 4.2 and I spent some of the summer working on SAT prep. Although it pays off, I want a break because I may not even be doing it for myself, but rather for my parents' satisfaction," said Jojo Mcpherson (21').

While parents deny placing strenuous expectations on their teenagers, the youth's perception is that they are expected to be successful, and perfect at everything. Whether it is from parents, teachers, coaches, and friends it appears there is a great risk to fail.

Unfortunately, instead of failure being sought as a learning opportunity, agreeably in today's society, it is seen as a step back or other times seen as utterly unacceptable.

"If I mess up one test, it is seen as the end of the world. Most of the time, I make it harder on myself, my parents are forgiving with mistakes, but when I mess up I need to work one-hundred times harder the next time," said Jojo Mcpherson (21').

Work is especially stressful for teens because it takes time away from extracurricular activities, academics, volunteering, and simply the enjoyment of being young.

"Although the whole point of school is academics, social interaction is the majority of high school. I miss hanging out with my friends because I am always working hard," said Jojo Mcpherson (21').

Overwhelmingly, it is no surprise that teens are held at unrealistic expectations. Unboutingly entertainment and advertising have a big influence when it comes to body image.

Likewise, these pressures inflict stress physically and emotionally. Thankfully, the solution to stressful expectations is for society to recognize and appreciate how different their adulthood is from teens' interests.

Additionally, it is essential to praise special talents and nurture the youth's latest interests instead of deeming them as different. Growing up is stressful, however, everybody is unique.

Often, the latest generations are looked down upon or viewed as immature; but today, career interest and media image are always changing and although it is not easy growing up, it does get better.

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How coming of age movies have changed reflecting a more accurate deception of teens in current times 

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How coming of age movies have changed reflecting a more accurate deception of teens in current times 

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this an example of how hollywood used to romanticize being a teen and how carefree and cookie cutter a high school student is, but in more of the past years we see a change in the coming of age genre seeing more of the struggles teens endore making it more relatable to the audience

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV-HPOHu8mY

in this song it talks about fitting in and not to stress about trying to be popular this is a way an artist explains the stress of being a teen in the line "Hey, you know they're all the same
You know you're doing better on your own (on your own)
So don't buy in
Live right now
Yeah, just be yourself
It doesn't matter if it's good enough (good enough)
For someone else" or "Hey, don't write yourself off yet
It's only in your head, you feel left out (feel left out)
Or looked down on
Just do your best (just do your best)
Do everything you can (do everything you can)
And don't you worry what their bitter hearts (bitter hearts)
Are gonna say" in these lines its explaining that fear of not fitting in and how its okay to be yourself advocating for the people who feel this way, a singers talking about real fears of being a teen and being social bringing awareness to this topic.

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A movie about Patrick Bateman a psychotic perfectionist trying to fit into society but you see him spiral out of control is horrific acts and some humor

This is another example of corruption and fear because of how corrupted patrick becomes by trying to fit in trying to be a big dog on wall street that drives him to start killing people that get in his way or don't do what he wants. all of this just so he can be seen as perfect cause he fears being exposed for his true psychotic nature making that his threat of safety to someone seeing that.

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ruth is trying to keep her home together they are a family of three living in small apartment and what seems to be a very poor, shes trying to be realistic and and save as much money as she can, shes settled with her life i knows that this is the way it is, her husband on the other side isnt very realistic and doesnt see her trying to make the right decisions, he wants to open a liquor store and claims it will fix allthere money problems, and the thing standing in his way is his wife and its all her fault

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Abigail‘s whole plan was to have John for herself but she’s created so much corruption in the town and evoke so much fear in others and in the courts eyes that she has created a threat to everyone’s safety she goes back to him when he’s in jail and tries to convince him to run away with her but when John denies her she feels heartbroken and then realizes of the corruption she’s caused this becomes a threat to her safety so she decides to flee Salem and leave them all in confusion

When the girls feel they’re going to get in trouble for what they did they give Tituba’s name out of threat to setting corruption the threat to safety to the girls being reprimanded and even killed for what they’ve done they throw Tituba under the bus this creates corruption amongst the girls and the town this creates fear not only have been killed for what they did but also that someone might lie and turn their backs on each other creating more corruption within the town

What specifically I’ve been taking in from the crucible is that lies and conceitedness of the people in Salem more people of power in Salem care all about themselves and not anything else this proposes the idea of corruption in the people of power this leads to a threat to safety for the people below them this causes fear to everyone so far their claims have been pretty accurate also all of this ties in with communism in the red scare

Mary Warren begins to switch her narrative when the girls begin to freak her out she starts to clean the John proctor made her say these things and that he’s going to kill her if she doesn’t help him for his wife this shows how Mary had a threat to her safety because the girls had strength in numbers this leads to the corruption of her and the girls making her lie and getting John proctor and Elizabeth killed this shows mask corruption in Salem and how broken the justice system is

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“I’m not like an expert or anything but they have different ways of life than us don’t they they don’t treat women quite like we do so I’m guessing maybe and you decided she didn’t want to be with him or something and he killed her in rage” in this example it shows racism and how the towns police officer is jumping to a different race for validation of what possibly might’ve happened to this girl Andy the story emphasizes how the justice system can be corrupted and how people often falsely accuse when they’re influenced by

A specific moment in the book is when Pip figures out that Kara and Max lied about the presence of Sal saying he left earlier than he did which inevitably went against his testimony and made him look guilty they did this to their dear friend because they had a threat to their own safety when they received a text from an unknown number threatening them to lie about Sal or else the hit-and-run that they had committed a while back that they gotten away with will be exposed to the police this lead to their corruption and put fear in them making them lie about the truth of their friend and do the wrong thing

Social action that is present in the story of a good girls Guide to murder is being falsely accused and racial profiling throughout the story we see consistently through the start of the story because of the main character Robbie who is the brother Sal who is the suspect killer of Andy the town sweetheart throughout the story you’ll see how people treat Robbie because of his brother but also because of his race they tend to fear him and give him a feeling of disgust when he’s inside because of his race and because of his brother being suspected for murder which is also rooted in racism