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Mencl, Jennifer, and Scott Lester. “More Alike Than Different: What Generations Value and How the Values Affect Employee Workplace Perceptions.”, ResearchGate, Journal of Leadership & Organizational Studies, 21.3 (2014): 257-272.   www.researchgate.net/publication/275475387_More_Alike_Than_Different_What_Generations_Value_and_How_the_Values_Affect_Employee_Workplace_Perceptions.

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Footnotes:

Find full sources in "References"

1: History of Social Media Source: (Ahmed, I)

2: Generation cutoffs are disputed at times but based on Source: (Durfy, L)

3: Many factors influencing identities are developed at a young age, Source: (Worthman, et.al)

4: Characteristics were based on studies and survey analysis done by Source: (Mencl, Jennifer, and Scott Lester)

5: Descriptions and historical reasoning was determined through surveys done by: (Gibson, Jane W, et.al)

6: Characteristics and historical reasoning explained in Source: (Bolton, Ruth N, et.al)

7: Characteristics and reasoning described by, Source: (Talmon, G)

8: Reasoning and Analysis influenced by, Source: (Wharton)

9: Data from a PewResearch study, Source: (Shearer, E)

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