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Youth slang usage negatively impacts intergenerational communication and relationships

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Is it true that youth slang usage negatively impacts intergenerational communication and relationships?

Yes. Recent empirical studies indicate that the widespread and excessive use of youth slang and digital communication symbols creates significant barriers that negatively impact intergenerational communication and widen generational gaps.

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The analysis

Papers [1] and [6] directly investigate the impact of youth slang and digital communication symbols on intergenerational communication, providing empirical evidence that these linguistic practices create barriers and deepen generational gaps. The remaining papers cover unrelated topics such as sexual health, mental health, parent-child interaction therapy, and social cohesion. Therefore, the claim is supported by the relevant literature.

Evidence for · 2
The Widespread Use of Slang and Abbreviations Among Youth On Social Media
2025
The study demonstrates that excessive youth slang and abbreviations negatively affect intergenerational communication and deepen generational linguistic gaps.
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Xursanovna, U. (2025). The Widespread Use of Slang and Abbreviations Among Youth On Social Media. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.47134/converse.v1i3.3674

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Digital communication symbols and intergenerational gap: a case study analysis of Netflix’s “Adolescence”
2026
The research shows that generational differences in interpreting digital communication symbols and slang create significant communication barriers between youth and older generations.
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Putri, V. C. C., Akbar, M., Irwanto, I., & Febri, S. A. (2026). Digital communication symbols and intergenerational gap: a case study analysis of Netflix’s “Adolescence”. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.3389/fsoc.2026.1633629

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