New Study Shows Young People Are Stronger Than People Think
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Vocabulary
snowflake /ˈsnoʊfleɪk/ noun
a term used to criticize someone for being too sensitive or weak
Calling someone a snowflake is not fair if they are just talking about their feelings.
independent /ˌɪndɪˈpendənt/ adjective
not controlled by someone else; not part of a larger organization
The independent study was conducted by experts who had no connection to the government.
awareness /əˈwerənəs/ noun
knowledge or understanding of something
Mental health awareness has increased because young people talk about it more.
Article
A new report challenges the common belief that young people today are weak or easily upset. According to a health expert who led an independent study, calling young people a 'snowflake generation' is wrong. The research shows that young adults are actually more aware of mental health issues than previous generations.
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