The "Woodstock Generation" Refers to Middle- and Upper-Middle-Class Americans Who

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Short Answer

The "Woodstock generation" refers to middle- and upper-middle-class Americans who reached late adolescence or early adulthood in the later 1960s.This group of people who grew up at similar times,in similar places,and in similar conditions are most likely to be referred to by developmental psychologists as a(n)_____group.

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Definitions:

Fracture

A break in bone or cartilage, which can range from a small crack to a complete break.

Seventh Characters

Additional characters in some coding systems used to provide more specific information about a condition.

Subsequent Encounter

A term used in medical billing and coding to indicate an appointment or treatment after the initial encounter for a condition.

Initial Encounter

The first visit or consultation for a new condition in the medical setting.