How much psychological pressure is caused by the current social culture

The word "moe" can be used when a person is happy and fond of anything, and it is a kind of subjective method from a person's own self. Selling meat is an expression of "cute", but it is not the only way to express it. Psychologically, the yearning for beautiful things comes from human nature.

The "Moe Culture" highlights this point, making people feel happy when they see the things they love (even if it is commonly said to be "cute"), so as to achieve empathy. The social reasons for the formation of moe culture have a lot to do with the tight pace of life in Japan and the long-standing "cute culture" (moe culture is also one of the branches of cute culture). When the "cute culture" enters the vision of the younger generation, coupled with the invisible pressure of studying or career in life, they begin to temporarily forget about themselves in the moe culture (now generally referred to as ACGN culture) to gain spiritual rest.

As more and more people learn about this culture, so do people who take up this as a hobby. Most of them have stability.

1) Biological stressors (somatic stressors):

This is a set of events that directly hinder and destroy the survival of individuals and the continuation of the race. These include physical illness, trauma or disease, hunger, sexual deprivation, sleep deprivation, noise, temperature changes, etc.

2) Socio-environmental stressors:

It is a set of events that directly hinder and undermine the social needs of individuals. It is divided into two aspects: purely social, such as major social changes, important interpersonal relationships.

breakdowns, long-term family conflicts, wars, incarceration, etc.; The second category is caused by one's own condition, such as personal mental disorders.

Interpersonal adjustment problems caused by infectious diseases, such as anthropophobia, social interaction.

Adverse social and environmental stressors.

A stressor is an event or environment that is threatening or hurtful and therefore brings about feelings of stress. These include physical, psychological, social, and cultural stressors.

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"Cultural shock" is a concept proposed by the American anthropologist Kalvero Oberg in 1958, which refers to a feeling of loss, doubt, rejection and even fear caused by the loss of all the symbols and means of social communication that a person is familiar with when he enters an unfamiliar cultural environment.

When an individual is under pressure, he or she will sweat involuntarily, have a rapid heartbeat, etc., which is biological;

There will be thoughts such as wanting to vent and escape, which is psychological;

They will take the initiative to find solutions, and maybe they can turn pressure into motivation and create good results, which is a social and cultural level.

Cultural shock: Also known as cultural rush.

It refers to the confusion and psychological pressure that arises when Li Qiliang lives in a certain culture and first comes into contact with another cultural model.

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Shock) was founded in 1958 by the American anthropologist Kalvero

Oberg) put forward a concept that refers to a feeling of loss, doubt, rejection and even fear when a person enters an unfamiliar cultural environment, because he loses all the symbols and means of social communication that he is familiar with.

"Cultural shock" is a concept proposed by the American anthropologist Kalvero Oberg in 1958, which refers to a feeling of loss, doubt, rejection and even fear caused by the loss of all the symbols and means of social communication that a person is familiar with when entering an unfamiliar cultural environment. "Shock" originally referred to the loss of vital functions of the human body, such as excessive blood loss in the body, respiratory and circulatory failure, etc. However, when a person who has lived in his or her home culture for a long time suddenly finds himself in a completely different new cultural environment, this kind of culture shock often occurs for a period of time.

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