EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF INTERGENERATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON SAME-SEX PARTNERSHIP

Looking at how people feel about social issues is really important, and one way to do that is by studying what people actually do and say. This study is about what different generations think about same-sex relationships. We collected information from people and now we're going to look at what they said to see if there are any patterns. We want to know if people from different age groups and jobs think differently about this issue. By doing this, we can get a better understanding of what people really think about same-sex partnerships and how that might be changing over time. The data for this study were collected through a structured questionnaire administered to a sample of respondents including young adults, middle-aged individuals, police officers, and legal practitioners. The responses obtained from the participants were carefully organized, tabulated, and analyzed using simple statistical methods such as percentage analysis and comparative interpretation. This part of the study looks at who the people are that we got information from, what they told us, and uses pictures like tables and charts to make it easy to understand. We mainly wanted to know how much people know about same-sex relationships, what they think about making them official, and how things like culture, religion, and society affect what people think. This chapter looks at how people from different age groups think about same-sex relationships. It wants to show how their views are similar or different. By studying this, we can understand how society's attitudes towards same-sex couples are changing over time and how the experiences of different generations shape their opinions.