BI U b | A L A = = = = | SE Styles Styles Dictate Sensitivity Editor Pane Data Crunch Consumer Skills Older Americans generally more likely than younger adults to support the right to have certain information removed from public online searches % of U.S. adults, by age, who say that all Americans should have the right to have_removed from public online search results Information about employment history or 18-29 30-49 50-64 65+ U.S. adults Potentially embarrassing photos and videos 77 89 85% 65 57 20 67 work record Negative media coverage 46 64 56 Data collected by law 37 enforcement, like criminal 36 39 records, mugshots T 0 20 40 Note: Those who did not give an answer are not shown. Source: Survey conducted June 3-17, 2019. PEW RESEARCH CENTER 60 60 80 80 100 1. What type of data are adults age 18-29 most concerned about? 2. What is the difference in percentage of seniors (age 65+) and young people (age 18- 29) who believe you should be able to remove information about employment history or work record from online searches? DOK 1 DOK 1 3. The largest gap between young people and all other groups occurs in the category "negative media coverage." Why do you think that is the case? DOK 2 4. Explain what pattern you observe regarding where young people fall in each category and what might cause this pattern. DOK 2 5. Brainstorm a data category that would NOT be so correlated to age. Why would this data category be more of a universal concern? W ted: 6/7/22 Focus TY I + 150%