Family Communication Patterns Shifting among Generations
Faculty Sponsor
Lisa Silvestri, Gonzaga University
Research Project Abstract
In today's society, we lack the understanding of how to connect with people that are not our age. Communication is a something that is very hard to master and is forever changing. Each generation has advanced in life with their special way of communicating with each other that are like-minded. Throughout this research, I am going to argue, show, and prove that through communication we can better understand each other no matter the age of the person. This research will layout the foundations on how to deal with communicating better with each generations giving advice that will help grow a family relationship that matters the most. We as a society need to realize that when we all work to together we can accomplish anything, especially with the advancement of technology.
Session Number
RS2
Location
Robinson 210
Abstract Number
RS2-d
Family Communication Patterns Shifting among Generations
Robinson 210
In today's society, we lack the understanding of how to connect with people that are not our age. Communication is a something that is very hard to master and is forever changing. Each generation has advanced in life with their special way of communicating with each other that are like-minded. Throughout this research, I am going to argue, show, and prove that through communication we can better understand each other no matter the age of the person. This research will layout the foundations on how to deal with communicating better with each generations giving advice that will help grow a family relationship that matters the most. We as a society need to realize that when we all work to together we can accomplish anything, especially with the advancement of technology.
