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An Assessment of the Effectiveness of an Intergenerational Program for Youth
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1999
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Family MedicineAgingFamily InvolvementMultigenerational WorkforceEducationIntergenerational EquityProgram EvaluationDevelopmental ProgramYouth Well-beingFavorable AttitudesControl GroupGeriatricsCommunity EngagementSocial ImpactElderly CareIntergenerational RelationsChild DevelopmentSociologyIntergenerational ProgramLater AdulthoodIntergenerational RelationMedicine
The purpose of this research was to assess the effectiveness of an intergenerational program for youth. Findings indicated that, after participating in the program, youth had more favorable attitudes toward the elderly and more knowledge of the aging process than youth in the control group. The program did not appear to have a direct effect on participants' willingness to volunteer, although results indicated that willingness to volunteer may increase indirectly through the improved attitudes of participants toward the elderly.
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