VALUES AND BELIEFS

How values and beliefs have changed in Britain its affect on Britain's youth in the 21st Century.

How values and beliefs have changed in Britain its affect on Britain's youth in the 21st Century.

Introduction

Youth is alive in the expectations and future. Their beliefs and values and behavior are further corresponding to the way the Britain would exert in the future, than the mode it is working nowadays. Their thoughts are at the head of elementary changes happening to a larger or smaller quantity in many western societies, if we travel from an industrial to a post modern Britain. (Thornton, 2009, pp. 1009-1037)

It cannot be said that all youth are riding on the crest of the wave of change: they are not. Numerous are in jeopardy of being left on the rock, and unless British social organizations and institutions can counter successfully to the changes for those people who could be left in the rear. At the same time as the final profile of the future is far away from clearance we can already observe some of the changes which would get us there and some of the distinctiveness it may have.(Roof, 2009, pp. 98-109).

Discussion

Values and beliefs shift

The age group that is now aged between 18 and 30 are all born in 1968 or afterward. Puberty and maturity have occurred since 1980s and for the reason that their beliefs and values and attitudes have been formed and prejudiced by events that have happened since then. They are also the beneficiaries of more than 50 years of peace in Europe, unprecedented technological change and economic fundamentals. As a result, they live in a Britain that is increasingly interconnected, more volatile, more complex and potentially more liberating than ever. Before looking ahead to where you can move, it is useful to reflect briefly on where this group comes to highlight some of the moments they experienced and what 'they take for granted. (Usdansky, 2009, pp. 209-22)

The United Kingdom was a very different place in 1980, we did not have computers, mobile phones, Sony Walkman, CD, satellite TV, or MTV, not to mention as a consumer Internet services and virtual reality. These and other technologies - such as pagers, telephone answering machines and VCRs - has become commonplace, leading us to the UK - a British, you can move and organize the new time, across borders and the United Kingdom of another experiment, to reach out to more, and completely cut off, more connections, but not private, conscious / set ... re-created. For young people, this is the norm: they are with computer technology, its strength and potential generation of comfort. (Phillips, 2008, pp. 123-142) Like the United Kingdom, growing up is radically different, because it is in response to the development of values and beliefs. We also stereotypes from the United Kingdom where the situation has incredible potential to reduce the static limit and clear - physical and mental - Border fluid and flexible, a local variation ...