Question

What are ways in which social expectations are different amongst young people and senior citizens in your culture or family? How is each person in the relationship expected to act? What is common for one generation but not the other?

Answer 1

Answer: I would say that social expectations for younger generations are completely different compared to those who are older and here's why, young-ish people (such as Millennials and Gen X) are typically polite, kind, genuine and use manners while anyone in the category of Gen Z doesn't even shake hands anymore when they meet someone (at least that's what I've seen) and sometimes aren't very kind or polite to others, especially their peers. I'm part of Gen Z (16) and I have been taking note on how teens my age introduce themselves or greet someone. It's kind of concerning because many of them don't understand simple morals-

I feel like some common traits that Gen X and Millennials share that us, Gen Z doesn't, is patience, follow-through and just the ability to be in the moment. My parents are so good at controlling themselves from doing other things, they can just sit and be present now. Unlike us, always have to be on our phones or gaming. It's crazy. Sometimes I'm jealous of the older generations because they seem like they've got everything together.   wowww uhmmm im sorry- this is a lot...

hope it helped tho :>

Answer 2

Answer:

Our family basically has cookouts and stuff. It's common for all our family's generation. We usually act grateful.

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