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The paper deals with the problem of inter-generational relationships in terms of subjective perception. The study is of current relevance due to intensive development of generational stereotypes and expectations towards representatives of different generations. Focus on generations in society makes membership in one of them meaningful and valuable to the individual. Belonging to a generation, and to any other social group can produce perception asymmetry effects. In foreign science, the problem of generational stereotypes is considered at theoretical, methodological and empirical levels. In Russia, scientists have studied inter-generational differences so far. However, international experience shows that differences in perceptions of generations significantly exceed the values of actual differences between them. Therefore, the study aimed to investigate the characteristics of perception of relationship between generations. The study involved 200 people (88 men and 112 women). The age of respondents ranged from 17 to 72 years. Six scales with a rating system from –3 to 3 points were used to assess relationship between the respondents and representatives of different generations (military, post-war, Soviet, transitional and post-Soviet). Two scales covered negative aspects of the relationship (conflict and misunderstanding) and four scales referred to positive aspects. Based on factor analysis, a model was developed that included 6 factors and described 64.28% of variance. The comparison of the distinction of the factors obtained in groups of different gender and age revealed that perception of relationship with representatives of military/post-war, Soviet and post-Soviet generations depends on the age of the subject of evaluation.
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