Generation X Is the Label Often Given to

question 156

Multiple Choice

Generation X is the label often given to

• A)persons 65 years old and older.
• B)the "upbeat" or "carefree" generation.
• C)persons born between 1965 and 1976.
• D)the generation born between baby-boomers and their parents.
• E)those people who were born during baby boomer years but who don't fit any of the traditional baby boomer behavioral profiles.

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