Problem: As a soon to be psychology graduate, I found myself agreeing with the show's stance that adults misjudge youth when they misinterpret their distress as weakness. Although the episode delves deeper into concepts such as moral injury and learned helplessness, its narrative style aligns with the current research on stress and development. Resilience was one of the areas that seemed under-researched: it is mentioned that certain students resort to humor or activism or creative expression to deal with it, but no in-depth preparation is taken. Contributing to the conversation, I would want to explain that mental health among youth should be supported both by ensuring that what are considered safe environments are safe and actually safe and non-judgmental spaces. I also fell it is imperative that offering today's youth a place where they can process fear, impart meaning, problem-solve together, and not hold all the burden on themselves. Need Assignment Help?