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Generations
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- 2. Silent Generation 1925 - 1942 26% of the population
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- 13. Attitudes Believe indiscipline, hard work, and self denial Social and financial conservatives Slow to embrace anything new
- 14. Generations Baby Boomers1945-1964 79 million babies (30 % of population) Every 7.5 seconds a boomer turns 50
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- 26. Attitudes Vocal, free-spirited,self-claimed world changing Optimistic, liberal “spoiled” kids of this century Dramatic social change: women’s liberation, global peace, and sexual freedom
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- 28. Generation X 1961-1981 The Lost Generation The Busters Gen 13-ers Society in crisis – technology and medicine fail us
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- 43. Attitudes Nothing ispermanent “whiners” Pessimistic Reactive and introverted Low expectations of the “good life” Seek truth in life and in others Enthusiastic, ready to take on challenges
- 44. Generation Y 1977-2003 Last born wholly in 20th century Generation Why? ME Generation Einstein Generation - can perform many activities at the same time Echo Boomers - largest grouping since the baby boom The Net Generation - the first immersed in a digital driven world
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- 56. Attitudes Global “colorblind” - dating outside of own race or ethnic group most wide ranging opinions most depressed and world aware Goal oriented and highly motivated Change is normal