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Observational Experiment: Who Is Friendlier Men Or Women?

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Observational Study: A Behavioral Experiment Who is friendlier men or women? Are young men or young women? Are older women or older men friendlier? I this paper I basically went about doing some research on people to find out who was friendlier. I chose this because you know how your grandparents or even the older group of people are always saying that us younger generation are rude and very disrespectful well I wanted to see if this was so. When I went into doing this research I had mixed feelings because I wasn’t sure I would get the outcome I was actually looking for. What was I looking for well to prove to the older generation that the younger generation hasn’t forgotten their manners or even how to respect others? For the research

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