'Millennials Are More Generation Me Than Generation We' Study Finds?

A generation gap is referred to as a distinctive gap between younger people and their parents or grandparents. Those younger people seem to go against everything their parents or grandparents had previously believed regarding many perspectives including life styles, routines and the way they think. In the article "Millennials Are More 'Generation Me' than 'Generation We' Study Finds" by Joanna Chau who has five years of progressive experience in communications and public relations, argues that generational differences by comparing baby boomers and Gen X'er with the young adults now regarding life Goals, concern for others, and civic orientation. Joanna Chau is eligible to argue about such a critical concern since she developed outreach strategies
To begin with Joanna Chau explains who the Millennials are and then invoke to a study that compared the diversities between young people who are attending schools and colleges now, with previous two generations, regarding many aspects including valuing money, fame and many other aspects. Then she calls upon another study done by a professor at San Diego State University, which explain the behavior of Millennials. The author further explains that the behavior of the Millennials is taught and they are conditioned to put their own needs first and to focus on feeling better about themselves rather than helping others and not being selfish. Moreover, she also states how young people provides more focus on the self and less focus on the community. Supporting it with a study that found a decline in civic interest. Finally, she provides logical reasons that indicate that individualism has more harm to us than benefit. Although Joanna Chau successfully chose the ideas which support her point of view and she also conveyed her point of view by enforcing her credibility, and through the language and the usage of transitional words throughout the article, In addition to the employment of literary elements and usage of rhetorical strategies. Yet she fails to provide the readers with a balanced use of
She gave many examples taken from different sources including universities and books. Which proves her credibility; in addition the author used many tansitional words such as "as well", "for example", "including" and many other words, In order to make the article flow seamlessly making it easier for the readers to understand and comprehend the flow of the article seem easier and smoother. The use of literary elements defiantly helped the article to appear a bit coherent, such as providing her point of view, tone, and theme that were conveyed in the article. She conveyed her point of view towards the difference between generations, her tone was noticeable which was anger, frustration, and hardship. This is very significant since it can have a great impact on how the reader will feel while reading the article. Finally the theme was shown in the introduction of the article that helped the reader have a glimbse of what is going to be discused in the