(F) Conclusion L2: Challenges of Filinnials and Millennials

Question 1

They are also known as Generation Y or the Net Generation

Answer 1

Millennials

Question 2

Millennials are the demographic cohort next to which generation?`

Answer 2

Generation X

Question 3

What are the starting birth years of millennials?

Answer 3

Late 1970s to early 1980s

Question 4

What are the ending birth years of millennials?

Answer 4

Mid-1990s to early 2000s

Question 5

What are the five generations according to Center for Generational Kinetics?

Answer 5

Gen Z/iGen/Centennials
Millennials or Gen Y
Generation X
Baby Boomers
Traditionalists or Silent Generation

Question 6

T or F: Millennials are generally the children of baby boomer and older Gen Zers.

Answer 6

False (older Gen Xers)

Question 7

term used to denote Filipino Millennials

Answer 7

Filinnials

Question 8

T or F: Filinnials’ generation is commonly characterized by an increased use and familiarity with communications, media, and digital technologies

Answer 8

True

Question 9

T or F: Millennials’ being ‘team-oriented’ is questioned as one study reveals that they have a sense of entitlement and narcissism

Answer 9

True

Question 10

T or F: Millennials are referred to as “Generation We” instead of “Generation Me”

Answer 10

False (baliktad)

Question 11

T or F: Boomers came of age in a time where the entertainment industry started to be significantly influenced by the Internet.

Answer 11

False (Millennials)

Question 12

T or F: Gen Zers are seemed to be the most educated.

Answer 12

False (Millennials)

Question 13

T or F: Millennials are not more open-minded than their parents on controversial
topics; age does not matter in being open-minded

Answer 13

False

Question 14

T or F: Majority of millennials are neutral in legalizing use of marijuana

Answer 14

False (in favor)

Question 15

T or F: Millennials in adulthood are detached
from institutions and networked with friends.

Answer 15

True

Question 16

T or F: Millennials’ idealism is described to be “pragmatic idealism” with a deep desire to make the world a better place, combined with an understanding that doing so requires building new institutions while working inside and outside existing institutions.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

T or F: Millennials are labeled as the Boomerang Generation or Peter Pan Generation because they don’t delay rites of passage for longer periods as they want to get out of the house and be independent sooner

Answer 17

False (they delay rites of passage)

Question 18

T or F: Boomers are more open to change than newer generations

Answer 18

False (millennials are more open to change than older generations)

Question 19

T or F: Millennials are the most likely of any generation to self-identity as liberals

Answer 19

True

Question 20

T or F: Most millennials of every religion, race, and ethnicity support access to affordable contraception.

Answer 20

True

Question 21

According to millennials, this is the most responsible decision that a woman can make.

Answer 21

Abortion

Question 22

T or F: Majority of the millennials say that marriage has become old-fashioned and out of date

Answer 22

False (only one-quarter)

Question 23

T or F: Millennials fall into two-way split on “pro-life” and “pro-choice”

Answer 23

False (four-way split)

Question 24

T or F: Majority of the millennials identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender

Answer 24

False (only 7%)

Question 25

Refers to the generation described to be hardworking, idealistic, and committed to harmony

Answer 25

Boomers

Question 26

Refers to the generation described to be entrepreneurial, flexible, and self-reliant, and comfortable with technology

Answer 26

Gen Xers

Question 27

Refers to the generation described to be tech-savvy, appreciative of diversity, and skilled in multitasking

Answer 27

Millennials

Question 28

T or F: Gen Z members are tech-savvy, appreciative of diversity, and skilled in multitasking

Answer 28

False (Millennials)

Question 29

T or F: Millennials are described to be hardworking, idealistic, and committed to harmony

Answer 29

False (Boomers)

Question 30

T or F: Boomers are entrepreneurial, flexible, and self-reliant, and comfortable with technology

Answer 30

False (Gen Xers)

Question 31

They are said to be self-centered with sense of entitlement, workaholics, self-motivated, don’t appreciate feedback

Answer 31

Boomers

Question 32

They are said to lack basic literacy fundamentals, very short attention spans, not loyal to organization, demand immediate feedback and recognition, integrate technology into the workplace, expect to have many employers and multiple careers, and work dress is whatever feels comfortable.

Answer 32

Millennials

Question 33

T or F: Boomers lack basic literacy fundamentals, very short attention spans, not loyal to organization, demand immediate feedback and recognition, integrate technology into the workplace, expect to have many employers and multiple careers, and work dress is whatever feels comfortable.

Answer 33

False (Millennials)

Question 34

T or F: Some millennials consider buying personal items using a company credit card to be ethical

Answer 34

True

Question 35

T or F: Though some moral traits of millennials are questionable, they are also more likely to report unethical behavior in the workplace

Answer 35

True

Question 36

T or F: Generation Y members can also be characterized by an inclination to a flat corporate culture

Answer 36

True

Question 37

This is an emphasis on work-life balance and social consciousness of millennials

Answer 37

Flat corporate culture

Question 38

T or F: Millennials value corporate values more than familial values because they don't get along well with their parents and they want to be progressive in the corporate world

Answer 38

False (gawa-gawa ko lang 'yan)

Question 39

T or False: Gen Y’s extensive use of social media has augmented their collaborative skills and created a preference for team-oriented environment.

Answer 39

True

Question 40

T or F: Millennials are driving a shift towards the public service sector as more and more of them consider a career in public service.

Answer 40

True

Question 41

T or F: Millennials are indulged in a collectivist culture.

Answer 41

False (individualist culture)

Question 42

T or F: Millennials’ individualism is qualified as the self-focused time in life.

Answer 42

True

Question 43

T or F: One study reveals that millennials view morality as personal and subjective, based on feeling, but can be transferable to others

Answer 43

False (nontransferrable)

Question 44

This generation sees millennials as somewhat greedy, self-absorbed, and wasteful

Answer 44

Baby Boomers

Question 45

What's the cause of millennials' conflict with their parents (Baby boomers and older Gen Xers)?

Answer 45

Difference in morality

Question 46

Their principle goes like attain a good education, get a well-paying full-time job, find a stable partner, purchase a house and a car, and preferably have a child or children

Answer 46

Boomers

Question 47

T or F: Millennials are more progressive on social issues.

Answer 47

True

Question 48

T or F: Millennials are not hesitant to identify themselves with a political party and take sides

Answer 48

False (they are independents and hesistant)

Question 49

T or F: Millennials are more wealthy because they're more progressive.

Answer 49

False

Question 50

T or F: Millennials are reluctant to get married.

Answer 50

True

Question 51

T or F: More millennials live at home than their parents (Baby Boomers) did at the same age.

Answer 51

True

Question 52

Generation born in 1996 and later

Answer 52

Gen Z, iGen, or Centennials

Question 53

Generation born in 1977 to 1995

Answer 53

Millennial or Gen Y

Question 54

Generation born in 1965 to 1976

Answer 54

Generation X

Question 55

Generation born n 1946 to 1964

Answer 55

Baby Boomers

Question 56

Generation born in 1945 and before

Answer 56

Traditionalist or Silent Generation

Question 57

T or F: Millennials are less openly religious than the older generations

Answer 57

True

Question 58

T or R: Majority of the millennials are unaffiliated with any religion

Answer 58

False (only 1 out of 4 individuals)

Question 59

T or F: Millennials are secularist and humanist but do not advocate for it

Answer 59

False (they are more likely to advocate)

Question 60

This is basically a non-theistic belief system or a worldview which does not acknowledge supernatural, or divine views of reality.

Answer 60

Secularism

Question 61

This includes atheism, agnosticism, naturalism, materialism, scientism, Darwinism, and other ideologies that reject all spiritual explanations of the world

Answer 61

Secularism

Question 62

This is a system of thought which gives emphasis to the value of human beings and favors man’s thought over faith or religious doctrines.

Answer 62

Humanism

Question 63

T or F: Secularism is a system of thought which gives emphasis to the value of human beings and favors man’s thought over faith or religious doctrines.`

Answer 63

False (Humanism)

Question 64

T or F: Humanism is basically a non-theistic belief system or a worldview which does not acknowledge supernatural, or divine views of reality

Answer 64

False (Secularism)

Question 65

This term originally refers to Renaissance cultural and intellectual movement featuring the rediscovery of the arts and philosophies of ancient Greeks and Romans.

Answer 65

Humanism

Question 66

This word is derived from the olden Italian term umanista which pertains to a teacher or scholar of classical Greek and Latin literature

Answer 66

Humanist

Question 67

What does the term "umanista" refer to?

Answer 67

Teacher or scholar (In classical Greek and Latin literature)

Question 68

T or F: Humanism automatically imply non-theism

Answer 68

False

Question 69

Before which year did humanism begin to refer to beliefs centered on humanity without attention to any concepts of the supernatural.

Answer 69

1800

Question 70

T or F: Humanism has become essentially synonymous with secularism.

Answer 70

True

Question 71

T or F: Secularism refers to a belief in human-based morality

Answer 71

False (Humanism)

Question 72

What are the three notions of human nature as ethical foundations?

Answer 72

Human experience, human need, and human nature

Question 73

T or F: Humanism submits that we can live ethical and fulfilling lives by placing human well-being, interests, and happiness at the center of our moral decision-making.

Answer 73

True

Question 74

According to secular humanism, moral rules are derived from where?

Answer 74

Human experience

Question 75

T or F: Secular humanism affirms that through experience, we understand that though we may want to assault, we do not want to be assaulted.

Answer 75

True

Question 76

"Let no one do these things that we can live in peace and realize the human good we need" refers to which human nature as moral basis?

Answer 76

Human experience

Question 77

T or F: According to secular humanists, ethics may be conventional but it has a natural basis

Answer 77

True

Question 78

What is the natural basis of ethics according to secular humanism?

Answer 78

Human need and human reason

Question 79

T or F: Secularism and humanism affirm that the rules of morality were just fabricated by human beings using human nature as the basis of this fabrication.

Answer 79

True

Question 80

T or F: In secularist humanism, objective right or wrong exists

Answer 80

False

Question 81

T or F: Secularism and humanism allow condemnment of maltreatment, cruelty, or corruption

Answer 81

False

Question 82

T or F: In secular humanist worldview, it is not hard to have absolute right and wrong

Answer 82

False

Question 83

T or F: In secularist humanism, rape is not wrong; it is technically just unconventonal

Answer 83

True

Question 84

This refers to moral rules not being non-convetninal

Answer 84

Objective morality

Question 84

This refers to moral rules not being non-convetninal

Answer 84

Objective morality

Question 85

This explains that we are products of valueless, physical, and chemical processes in a cause-and-effect series from the big bang.

Answer 85

Non-theism

Question 86

T or F: If man has no immaterial aspect, then he is not qualitatively different from other animal species

Answer 86

True

Question 87

In this standpoint, mankind is essentially nothing but just like a cosmic rock lost somewhere in a purposeless universe doomed to perish soon. In this worldview, it’s inexplicable how objective value or qgoodness can be accounted for

Answer 87

Non-theistic standpoint

Question 88

They are typically materialists and naturalists who regard man as a purely animal organism.

Answer 88

Non-theists

Question 89

T or F: To suppose that human reason is never God-given and that it exists with no non-natural property would give us no reason to trust our own reason.

Answer 89

True

Question 90

Who said "Unless I believe in God, can't believe in thought, I can't believe in thought so I can never use thought to disbelieve in God"?

Answer 90

C.S. Lewis