Future Fright

What is the concept of 'Future Fright' in social studies?

• A fear of technological advancements

• A fear of future economic instability

• A fear of cultural changes

• A fear of environmental changes

Which of the following best describes the impact of 'Future Fright' on society?

• Encourages innovation

• Promotes cultural diversity

• Leads to resistance to change

• Increases economic growth

How can 'Future Fright' affect government policies?

• By promoting technological research

• By encouraging conservative policies

• By increasing international cooperation

• By reducing military spending

Which historical event is an example of 'Future Fright'?

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Space Race

• The Luddites' movement

• The Renaissance

What role does media play in 'Future Fright'?

• It alleviates fears by providing information

• It amplifies fears through sensationalism

• It has no significant role

• It only focuses on positive aspects

Which demographic is most likely to experience 'Future Fright'?

• Young adults

• Elderly people

• Middle-aged professionals

• Teenagers

How can education help mitigate 'Future Fright'?

• By ignoring future challenges

• By focusing on past achievements

• By preparing students for future changes

• By discouraging technological use

What is a common misconception about 'Future Fright'?

• It is only related to technology

• It affects all age groups equally

• It is a new phenomenon

• It has no real impact on society

Which of the following is a potential positive outcome of 'Future Fright'?

• Increased innovation

• Social stagnation

• Economic decline

• Cultural isolation

How does 'Future Fright' relate to globalization?

• It supports global integration

• It opposes global integration

• It has no relation to globalization

• It enhances global trade