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Generation X describes people born between roughly 1965 to 1980. Those in this generation experienced life during the Cold War, enjoyed the rise of MTV, and were often left unsupervised, hence the nickname, the "latchkey" generation. This describes what Baltes' calls: normative contextual intelligence normative history-graded influences normative age-graded influences nonnormative influences

          Generation X describes people born between roughly 1965 to 1980. Those in this generation experienced life during the Cold War, enjoyed the rise of MTV, and were often left unsupervised, hence the nickname, the "latchkey" generation. This describes what Baltes' calls:

normative contextual intelligence
normative history-graded influences
normative age-graded influences
nonnormative influences

Generation X describes people born between roughly 1965 to 1980. Those in this generation experienced life during the Cold War, enjoyed the rise of MTV, and were often left unsupervised, hence the nickname, the "latchkey" generation. This describes what Baltes' calls:

normative contextual intelligence
normative history-graded influences
normative age-graded influences
nonnormative influences

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Generation X describes people born between roughly 1965 to 1980. Those in this generation experienced life during the Cold War, enjoyed the rise of MTV, and were often left unsupervised, hence the nickname, the "latchkey" generation. This describes what Baltes' calls: