Identity, Personality & Self-Presentation - Generational & Cultural Identities

an older person seen as out of touch with modern trends or technology

a member of Generation Z, often associated with digital nativity, social media, and youth culture

someone who is part of the generational group born between approximately 1981 and 1996

a person born on the cusp of Generation X and Millennials, often experiencing aspects of both generations

a person born on the cusp of Millennials and Generation Z, sharing traits of both generations

the generation born roughly mid-1990s to early 2010s, known for being digital natives

the generation born from the early 2010s onward, growing up fully in the digital age

the generation after Gen Alpha, born mid-2020s onward, growing up in an even more tech-driven world

a style of comedy popular among Gen Z, often ironic, absurd, self-deprecating, or based on internet memes

a style of comedy stereotypically associated with older generations, often literal, straightforward, or based on puns and traditional jokes

an opinion or comment seen as outdated, out of touch, or stereotypically from an older generation

a mocking term for someone who seems old or out of touch

the slang, abbreviations, and trendy expressions commonly used by teenagers in speech or online

a gender-neutral term for a person of Mexican-American heritage

a person from Australia, often seen as laid-back and friendly

a person from Liverpool, England, often associated with the local accent and friendly, lively personality

a person from East London, often identified by the distinctive Cockney accent

a person from New Zealand

a person from Costa Rica