This is a very ethically question and I am not sure of the exactly correct answer but if it's open to your own answer, I took a course and there was like an answer:
So, to know if a decision or view is "good" the 4 tests of truth can be applied
1. The test of reason (is it reasonable? Can it be logically stated and defended?)
2. The test of the outer world (Is there some external, corroborating evidence to support it?)
3. The test of the inner world (Does it adequately address the "victories, disappointments, blessings, crises, and relationships of our everyday world"?
4. The test of the real world (Are its consequences good or bad when applied in any given cultural context?)
But, as it says, for this - the whole society - the test of the real word would do.
Hope this helps
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I believe the answer is: normative crisis model
The normative crisis model would see individual's psychological development in a universal manner. This model is perceived to be outdated by most experts today since it does not accounted the individual's unique experience/situation that influence their psychological maturity.
Answer:
This saying encourages people to be strong and resilient.
Explanation:
The saying is a word game that refers to the fact that people get stronger when difficult situations arise. As was said in the question the saying is referring to the feeling of resilience, because it says that when things get tough people must harden, get stronger to face these things. In short, the saying urges people to be strong, resilient and not to give up without a good fight.
