The Effect of Age on Communication

Intergenerational Characteristics Some of the features that appeared as part of the X generation (1960 - 1980) were "sustained important children", skeptical, longing for directity and independence ( Kersten, Para 17-19). Divorce between generations of parents is also very common, it is like such shoes. Some personal features may not apply to this generation, they want to know everything, and they will ask questions before they are satisfied with the answer. Technology can be good, but it is not a requirement of life.

Given the background of aging, the heterogeneity of the population over the age of 65 and the usual health problems related to this age, effective communication with elderly people, especially health care workers becomes difficult (3 pages ). Loss of language comprehension is usually caused by a decline in working memory, "Brain system temporarily provides the information necessary to store and manipulate complex cognitive tasks" (pages 4 to 5). However, in existing studies, there is no evidence of a decline in language ability (sound of language, combination of meaningful vocabulary, or understanding by words). On the contrary, considering that long-term memory is not affected (knowledge, vocabulary, family history), people think that vocabulary increases with age and people think that intelligence remains stable (page 4).

Regardless of age, background and experience, effective communication is a skill you can learn. The best leader in history is also an excellent communicator and speaker. In fact, communication is one of the most popular university degrees of today and people are aware of the value of truly effective communicators. If you understand the basics with a little confidence, you will soon be able to understand your view. Avoid discussing important topics late at night. There are few people who can face the classification of major problems such as economic or long-term arrangements as people get bored. Conversely, if people are alert, available, and more likely to respond more clearly, pass the message in the morning or afternoon and discuss important topics.