"There has been a glaring intergenerational gap".
The findings highlight the potential of using digital games to engage older adults and younger people in meaningful interactions, which can inform better design of digital games and intergenerational programs to bridge the intergenerational gap.
Thus, in the case of a significant intergenerational gap in socioeconomic status, the sense of family obligation plays a role in which the economically advantaged side endures certain losses and offers coresidence as a way of providing support, and the economically disadvantaged side accepts the offer of support and agrees to coresidence.
Together we must open our minds, bridge the intergenerational gap, and for God's sake, please put down the finger.
Leading Conservative ministers like Dominic Green have called for a review of Tory policy, and Chancellor Philip Hammond has called for a renewed focus on dealing with the intergenerational gap, indicating tuition fees may be reduced to £7,500 a year.
Further research is needed to explore intergenerational knowledge gaps and food safety risks posed by them.
As the population continues to age and with increasing intergenerational age gaps, the number of child caregivers to elderly parents will continue to increase.
He mentioned how he had read Ivan Turgenev's "Fathers and Sons" — about the intergenerational understanding gap in the eighteen-sixties — in school, several years ago, and it echoed his conversations at home.
After Jeffery Skoller introduced Leandro Katz and Paola Santoscoy to the audience, he explained his interest in bridging the gaps between intergenerational perspectives with conversation in conjunction with the artistic themes and approaches that have transformed over time.
In an essay published earlier this year, "Gates, Gaps, and Intergenerational Mobility: The Importance of an Even Start," Smeeding finds that the gap between the average income of households with children in the top quintile and households with children in the middle quintile has grown, in inflation-adjusted dollars, from $68,600 to $169,300 — that's 147percentt.
