Problem
Permissiveness
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Permissive society Nature:
Permissiveness may refer to:
Permissiveness (biology), between hormones and cells Permissive society, liberalization of social norms in a society
Incidence:
Permissiveness characterized American society in the 1960's. Children brought up in these years were called the 'one' generation, as they learned to put self-interest first. World-wide, homosexuality has come out of the 'closet'; and divorce rates and the demand for abortions climbed. At the same time drug dependence has increased, along with mental illness.
Narrower Problems:
Immoral public policyMoral hedonismPermissive educationParental permissivenessSexual immoralityExcessive availability of contraceptivesIncreasing adolescent sexual activity Related Problems:
DecadenceImmorality Aggravates:
NudismObscenityProstitutionCampus romanceInduced abortionAnti-social behaviourIllegitimate childrenRetarded socializationUnchastity Reduced By:
CensorshipStrategies:
Advocating permissiveness Values:
Permissiveness Subject(s):
Cybernetics → Control??Society → Society ??
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
12.10.2019 – 20:33 CEST