Behavioral Differences Based on Age

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The following discussion evaluates the various behaviors related to two distinct age groups in the context of conformist actions. It is expected that the youth age group tends to engage in a greater number of conformist behaviors than those in the elderly group, and this is actively demonstrated by the strong examples provided in the group study.

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"The psychological differences of human beings are quite diverse, and they are largely dependent upon the genetic makeup of each individual, which predisposes highly specific behaviors and psychological tendencies. It is anticipated that changes based upon age are evident throughout society, as maturity levels are unique for each person, and age group serves as a basis for these differences. In the context of conformity, it is anticipated that members of younger populations are more likely to engage in conformist behaviors rather than those in adult-aged groups, such as elderly persons. The following discussion evaluates the level of conformist behaviors for two specific age groups, young people between the ages of 10-13, and elderly persons between the ages of 80-83."

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