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Facets of Writing, Explain: they have to rely on authority figures, Can be…

- - - - More emotional/Not emotionally matured
        
        More impulsive
        
        Can follow bad actions seen on the internet or from their friends
        
        More vulnerable
        
        Risks of scams
        
        Lose money
        
        Lose their lives
        
        Risks of grooming/being used
        
        Being abused
        
        Too young to know better
      - More/less ambitious
        
        More ambitious
        
        Very hard-working/disciplined
        
        Has a clear target/goal in mind
        
        Very competitive
        
        Do whatever it takes to achieve their goal
        
        Can harm their fellow peers to surpass them
      - Less independent/No autonomy
        
        They feel disrespected/Their voices unheard
        
        Cannot make major decisions
    - - Lack training/work experience
        
        Can make basic mistakes
        
        Risks of losing jobs
        
        Not confident in their ability
        
        Suffer from low wages
        
        Suffer bullying
        
        No connections to other people in the same field
        
        Can't get help when in need
      - More flexible
        
        Adapt well to new changes
        
        Technology
        
        Work method: remote work
        
        Willing to try new things
        
        Can think out-of-the-box
        
        Willing to abandon their old life and start all over again
        
        Compared to older people who are not willing to change
        
        Innovate/Start new business (start-up)
        
        Can take risks (positive)
        
        Maintain good work-life balance
        
        Cause
        
        They don't have the same commitment as older peers
        
        (Sp) Pessimism about the future
        
        No family or spouse to care for (yet)/No dependents
        
        Know the importance of good health
      - More ambitious
        
        Take risks (positive and negative)
        
        Positive: greater gain
        
        No pain no gain
        
        Negative: ready to abandon job
        
        Immediate benefit: Don't think far ahead
        
        Symptoms of the Lack of commitment
        
        Unpredictable consequence
        
        Long-term benefit: better planning
        
        Can save up for future plans such as buying properties or marriage
  - - - Do not take risks/Conservative
        
        Stick to familiar things
        
        Cannot adapt to new technology/new methods
        
        Lower work performance
        
        Higher risks of lay-offs
        
        consequence
        
        Too old to start over
        
        Limits in opportunities
        
        Cannot get more benefits/higher pay
        
        Stagnate in their career/cannot develop their expertise
        
        Ensure the company follow its regular grind (positive)/More stable compared to training new employees or hiring new ones
        
        Maintain profit
      - Less flexible
      - They have worked long enough/almost retire
        
        Has reached the limits of their capabilities (positive and negative)
        
        (Positive) Higher work efficiency
        
        familiar with work procedures
        
        Can solve issues that young staff can't
        
        Higher performance on average
        
        Dependable due to their work experience
        
        (Negative) Average work efficiency
        
        Can be overtaken/surpassed by younger staff
        
        Higher risks of lay-offs to cut down costs
        
        Higher salary for average performance
    - - Does not work/Retired
        
        Does not make money
        
        Financially dependent on their children
      - Use social benefits
        
        From young people who pay taxes
        
        Burdens on working-aged adults
      - Physically vulnerable
        
        Cannot recover quickly from an injury
        
        Higher costs of healthcare
        
        Can get sick easily
      - Have lots of free time
        
        Can take care of their working members' families
        
        Can provide love and proper guidance (for children)
        
        Rest after a long period of work
        
        Can do what they always want to do
- - - - Consequence/long-term impact
        
        Over time, what will happen to:
        
        physical
        
        mental
        
        financial
      - What happen to:
        
        physical
        
        mental
        
        financial
    - - What factors lead to this?
  - - - Results
        
        Long-term impact/consequence
- - - - Can receive a good education
        
        Better teachers with high expertise
        
        Better, more diverse facilities
        
        More options in their curriculum
        
        Can learn extra skills such as piano, violin...
      - Have all their demands met
        
        Positive: less likely to be greedy/needy because they have everything they want
        
        Less likely to be arrogant and selfish, and can be good friends to everyone
        
        Negative: can be very demanding and greedy as they feel they can do whatever they want
        
        Very arrogant, greedy and selfish who wants everything to be catered to them
      - Open up different career options
        
        Not limited to their current budget/they don't have to think about working for their paychecks
        
        Comparison: poorer people have to choose careers that are both cheaper and guaranteeing them a job after graduation
    - - Reasons: rich environments are typically filled with highly educated people
        
        People growing up in these environments can be affected by this
  - - - Lack of high-quality/proper education
        
        Comparison: to more developed countries/bigger urban centers
        
        Facilites
        
        Teaching staff/Teachers' expertise
        
        Curriculum
        
        Reasons: too poor to have money to study
        
        Reasons: reductive mindset from family members
      - Closeness to a variety of abuse
        
        Reasons: due to financial instability
        
        Seek momentary reliefs
        
        Gambling
        
        Alcoholic usage
        
        Physical/mental abuse on their children because of stress
      - Self-worth issues
        
        Target: children
        
        Become closed-off, introverted, do not want to communicate out of shame
        
        Create envy, jealousy, and they may learn to lie/bully/commit petty crimes like thief in order to be an equal to their peers
        
        in the future
        
        Target: adults
        
        typically throw themselves into work/do several jobs at once
        
        Best case scenario: become selfish/self-centered/greedy
        
        Worst case scenario: become a criminal, because they are used to committing crimes since their youth, so they are more likely to commit bigger, more severe crimes
        
        If they have families, they can affect their children, teaching them their twisted mindset, and thus create a cycle
        
        Go to prison, waste their youth