Generation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Generation (from the Greek γενεά genea), also known as procreation, is the act of producing offspring. In a more generic sense, it can also refer to the act of creating something inanimate such as ...
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These common life experiences create cohesiveness in values, attitudes and beliefs that result in a social character distinct to each generational cohort that are formed through socialization and remain relatively stable throughout the cohort's lifetime.
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Because of the influence of social moments as mediated by the age (phase or stage of life) during which they are experienced by the different cohort generations, the four generational types tend to take on different personalities or values.
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Time and generational cohort trends in smoking among men and women in Great Britain, 1972-2004/05; Examines General Household Survey data for time and pseudo-birth cohort trends in smoking and heavy smoking in Great Britain...
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Cycles in United States History ... * The years shown are the birth dates of the particular generational cohort group. Actual social timing of the eras are somewhat different and are used in the TimePage timelines (see the discussion page for Era types).
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Yet careful analysis of 2000 and 2004 Cuban Polls reveals that while most Cuban Americans in South Florida are anti-Castro, the level of their fervor varies greatly among generational and wave cohorts. This paper analyses these generational and cohort effects on anti-Castro political ideology among Cuban Americans.
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In recent years both popular and academic attention has focused increasingly on the revival of fundamentalist Islam and politics among younger generations of western Muslims. Many of these studies focus on young Muslims who come from low socio-economic backgrounds and who feel alienated and disenfranchised.
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Each group, or "generational cohort," has its own mindset, tastes, and array of hot buttons shaped by generational defining moments, such as Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination, and the events of September 11, 2001. How can you ensure that your company's products and brands attract new customers across generations?
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Project continues the work from the ‘Inter-generational Component of Birth Cohort Studies’ project and ‘Enhanced birth cohort studies 1958 and 1970 in relation to performance, economic and social impact and forecasting models’ project.
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