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Young people who had regular, warm contact with an older person held markedly less negative views of age. Contact worked even secondhand, through a friend who had it.

Lisbeth Drury, Paul Hutchison and Dominic Abrams, 2016 · study of direct and extended intergenerational contact

Direct and extended intergenerational contact and young people's attitudes towards older adults, British Journal of Social Psychology 55(3), 522-543

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Lisbeth Drury, Paul Hutchison and Dominic Abrams: Young people who had regular, warm contact with an older person held markedly less negative views of age. Contact worked even secondhand, through a friend who had it.