Generation X: Is its Meaning Understood?

Paula M. Poindexter · Dominic L. Lasorsa

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Generational Differences and Trends Journalism and Media Studies Media Studies and Communication

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Although newspapers and other mass media increasingly have been using the term “Generation X” to refer to young adults, a survey found that a large number of people - almost one in three - was unfamiliar with the term.

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