Research Method
...e think if that’s what all or most older adults thought of the younger generation. So about a week later I decided to do my project on the views that older adults had about younger adults. I came up with the idea of ask as many older adults between the ages of 35 and older how they felt. At first I was unsure how to ask people so I went back and asked my father and he said to just ask people we know that are older, but I wanted more broader views, not just from people we knew .I then decided to make up a kind of survey that my father, mother and aunt could take to work so that I could receive a variety of views. After about a week in a half I had about 30 or 40 views from different people ages 32 all the way to 72 that express how they felt about the younger generation. It was very interesting to find out how so many people felt the same but also, so many were different. For example, one woman that work at my mothers job age 42 said, “I wouldn’t trust to many of them running the world because their priorities are to mixed up!” Another woman age 53 said, “With all the computers and new technology in the world to day they should be able to accomplish just about anything.” Then I read some views from my fathers and aunts job that made me laugh a little for example, a 63 yr old man said,” I would rather the youngsters running the country now cause my generation is close to extinction.” Another man age 38 said, “Some of t...