How Age Changes the Domain, Range and Quality of Human Conversation
Human life passes through several stages. What is interesting to observe is that not only our body and mind develop with age, but our behaviour, language, and the quality of our conversations also undergo a remarkable transformation. At every stage of life, the domain, range, and nature of our conversations shift in response to changing experiences, priorities, and responsibilities. Childhood Children mostly talk about play, games, toys, cartoons, and the simple pleasures that fill their world. Their conversations revolve around whatever excites them at the moment. Given freedom, they immerse themselves in the activities they enjoy most. As they begin attending school and move to higher classes, their conversations gradually expand to include studies, teachers, classmates, examinations, and the everyday incidents of school life. Friends and their deeds—both admirable and mischievous—often become the centre of their gossip and discussions. Adolescence and College Life Adolescence brings...