Manners are also declining. A new survey finds that 74 percent of Americans believe that we have become ruder as a nation over the last several decades, according to the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Chicago.
While the study finds that Americans are in general agreement over what constitutes rude behavior, the younger generations are a bit more relaxed in their judgments and behaviors on certain topics, such as swearing or using technology in public.
“There are clear differences between what older Americans and younger Americans consider to be generally rude behavior,” said Trevor Tompson, director of The AP-NORC Center.
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