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Also known as birth cohort
誕生した時期を共有する集団
A generation is a group of people born around the same time period who often share similar life experiences and cultural influences. Generations matter because they help us understand how different age groups in society have been shaped by different historical events and tend to have different values and behaviors.
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世代（せだい、英語: generation） 1. * 親、祖父母、子供、孫と数える助数詞。あるいは世代集団が次の世代の子を作るまでの周期または期間。代、世。主に人間のことをいうが、他の生物についても使う。 2. * 誕生した時期を共有する集団。世代集団、世代群。コーホート。 3. * （生物学）ほぼ同時期に出生した一群の個体。 4. * ほぼ同時期に存在する同系統の機械や規格などの型。
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