Kids these days¶
Protzko, J., & Schooler, J. W. (2019). Kids these days: Why the youth of today seem lacking. Science Advances.
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- Declinism
- Surveying thousands of US adults, they found that adults reliably judge today's youth to be in decline on a trait — less respectful of elders, less intelligent, less fond of reading — and that the perceived decline is specific to the adult's own standing: adults high in a trait are the ones who most think today's children lack it
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“Across three traits, American adults (N=3,458; Mage = 33-51 years) believe today's youth are in decline; however, these perceptions are associated with people's standing on those traits.”
- Surveying thousands of US adults, they found that adults reliably judge today's youth to be in decline on a trait — less respectful of elders, less intelligent, less fond of reading — and that the perceived decline is specific to the adult's own standing: adults high in a trait are the ones who most think today's children lack it
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