Interesting read in the New York Times book review. Food for thought on a subject 3rd Gen and I have discussed between ourselves and with our daughter. In our case, the answer is yes. Talking with other Ex-JWs on the phone and in-person...the answer is yes. What about you? Quote: "But the stunted psychology of those raised in extreme religion is another problem altogether. For these children, there is no obvious forfeiture of common sense or flight from existential chaos that informs adult conversion. Rather, they experience a totalizing indoctrination that so severely limits the formation of an adult psychology that many don’t ever achieve maturity in the way secular society conceives of it, a state of empowered capability that permits complex life choices, a state in which contradictory ideas can be held in tension without psychic recoil. Instead, the fundamentalist child, raised on fear and limitation, lives a life of diminished options, constrained by strict dualisms: black and white, good and bad, God and Satan, and (perhaps most alarmingly for the broader culture) us and them." end quote.
Bamm.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/01/books/review/leaving-the-witness-amber-scorah.html