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Jean twenge the united states is currently home to six generations of people: - the silents, born 1925– 1945 - baby boomers, born 1946– 1964 - gen x, born 1965– 1979 - millennials, born 1980– 1994 - gen z, born 1995– - and the still- to- be- named cohorts born after. Pdf / epub more abstract according to the empirical evidence, today’ s emerging adults ( millennials/ geny, born after 1980) are more generation me than generation we when compared to previous generations. Jean twenge - dr. Twenge teaching of psychology 40: 66 doi: 10. In this newly revised and updated edition of generation me, dr. Generation me - revised and updated: why today' s young americans are more confident, assertive, entitled- and more miserable than ever before: jean m. Jean twenge explores why the young people she calls “ generation me” — those born in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s — are tolerant, confident, open- minded, and ambitious but also cynical, depressed, lonely, and anxious.
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