I will pay for the following article Effect of Old Age on SMS Texting Speed. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Effect of Old Age on SMS Texting Speed. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. This is considered to be especially true when it comes to the use of more recent technology. The logic herein is that older people have a more difficult time learning new tasks or getting acquainted with newer technology. Because of this increasing difficulty to learn new tasks as one gets older, it is often posited that older people have a more difficult time with newer technology such as computers and mobile phones as compared to younger people. For this experiment, it is the intention of the researcher to test whether such a belief can be validly supported in a controlled experimental setting. We investigate the problem of whether or not old people would truly be slower in SMS texting than younger people. This experimental research has thus been designed to test for a causal relationship between age as an independent variable and texting speed as the dependent variable. Many experimental studies that have so far been conducted in regards to the effect of age differences in the performance of cognitive tasks largely support the belief that age does cause a person to be slower in specific cognitive tasks. In the study conducted by Czaja and Sharit, for example, it was shown that increased age was associated with longer response times in regards to the performance of computer-based work. In the above-mentioned study, it was shown that the older participants required longer time in performing computer-based work regardless of whether or not the assigned task was simple or complex.