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[–] bazus1@lemmy.world 3 points 5 months ago

I suppose the problem is that someone thought those survey questions would provide the information they were looking for. If you're looking to illustrate lack of buy-in, you do like you said, ask the most narrow and fundamentalist questions you can. This is especially true if you're asking ten- to twelve-year-olds these "basic principal" questions. This would also help to illustrate a divergence of the youth group from the parent group, who are more capable of parsing and answering the questions.

I think it'd be safe to say that, if you asked those same questions of similar age populations even forty years ago, you'd see a similar divergence between adult and preteen answers.