The Generational Effect Refers to the

question 55

Multiple Choice

The generational effect refers to the

• A) way in which political socialization produces opinions.
• B) increased tension between the two major political parties.
• C) tendency for persons to become more conservative as they grow older.
• D) long-lasting impact of significant events of a particular time on the generation that came of age at that time.
• E) way in which the family influences opinions.

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Definitions:

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