Generation me : why today's young Americans are more confident, assertive, entitled - and more miserable than ever before / Jean M. Twenge, Ph. D.
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TextPublication details: New York Atria Paperback [2014]Edition: First Atria paperback editionDescription: xvii, 377 pages 22 cmISBN: - 978-1-4767-5556-4
- 978-0-7432-8885-9
- 0-7432-8885-8
- 1-4767-5556-6
- 305.2420973 23
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Revised and updated edition of the author's Generation me, originally published in 2006
Includes bibliographical references (pages 333-364) and index
You don't need their approval : the decline of social rules -- An army of one : me -- You can be anything you want to be -- The age of anxiety (and depression, and loneliness) : generation stressed -- Yeah, right : the belief that there's no point in trying -- Sex : generation prude meets generation crude -- The equality revolution : minorities, women, and gays and lesbians -- Generation me at work -- What do we do now?
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