Raynault M F, Borgeat F
Hôpital Saint-Luc, Montréal, QC.
Can J Public Health. 1994 Jan-Feb;85(1):56-8.
Surveys conducted in Europe and North America over the last 30 years have shown that children and adolescents were particularly worried about the possibilities of nuclear war and unemployment. A study carried out in Montreal among young people of primary or high school level assessed their concerns about the future and inquired about what their priorities would be if they were political leaders. One hundred and twenty young people answered a questionnaire administered by a classmate. Results indicate that worries about environmental issues predominate. In comparison with previous surveys, this study suggests a recent change in the young generation from concerns about nuclear war to worries over ecological problems.
过去30年在欧洲和北美进行的调查显示，儿童和青少年尤其担心核战争和失业的可能性。在蒙特利尔对小学或高中阶段的年轻人开展的一项研究，评估了他们对未来的担忧，并询问如果他们是政治领导人，其首要任务会是什么。120名年轻人回答了由一名同学发放的问卷。结果表明，对环境问题的担忧占主导地位。与之前的调查相比，这项研究表明年轻一代最近从担心核战争转变为担忧生态问题。
