question archive Generational theorists hold that certain significant emotional events shape generational cohorts (approximately a 20-year time period) in such a way that they create an unified world view or shared value patterns
Generational theorists hold that certain significant emotional events shape generational cohorts (approximately a 20-year time period) in such a way that they create an unified world view or shared value patterns
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Generational theorists hold that certain significant emotional events
shape generational cohorts (approximately a 20-year time period) in such a way that they create an unified world view or shared value patterns. Consider the Silent or Traditionalist cohort, the group that was value programmed in the 1930s and 1940s. The significant events of that generation were the Depression, World War II, extended family structures, and the rise of America as a world power. Describe how you think these events might have created a common value structure toward the following:
Patriotism
Value of work
Family member roles
Cooperative action
