Correlation Between Communication Behavior And Age
There are reasons as to why people behave in a certain way; for instance, they may be stimulated by nature or an action may be just through innate nature. A person may behave in a certain way maybe she/he is innately good, or something has contributed to the behavior. A passed law may make people to be good or bad, punishment may make a person to stop being bad towards others and other people may be just having good instinct which make them to be good. In the scenario I below it is a correlation of gender and their communication behavior depending on age. The variables here are the age group and the response to phone calls for clinic attendance. Out of curiosity one may be interested as to why patients above 35 years old respond very well to call and below 35 don’t. Understanding the correlation will help one to know why or reasons for such a habit. It is by nature or something maybe triggering. Patients above 35 years are found to be more relaxed in life and settled. Some have established families to take care of; they are usually found to be more serious in life and may follow up the doctor’s advice.
Patients below 35 years of age are those people who are mostly in the age of the youth and definitely can handle phone calls. Since if kids are included their parents would have been called. The youth people are found to be at a stage where they are in need of attention from partners in life. At times they may feel lonely and not even their parents can help them cope. This stage is when they look for a life partner or a person from the opposite sex to interact and to feel loved. Lack of this may make them feel disappointed and at times find no value to live. This may be the contributing factor of their ignorant not to pick calls or respond to voice calls. They spend most of their time in social media as opposed to older people. In conclusion the response of phone calls and voice mails are correlated with the age of a person. Older people tend to respond to calls than young people since they are found to be more mind settled and some have reached a point of accepting life and themselves. Young people are still at an age of tension, they can’t even accept the fact that they have mental illness and may find their partners rejecting them. This creates isolation and self-pity and at times finds no use to live more or take medication.
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