Generation Z (1990- 1999) Has worked in a hospital or doctor's office Has recently eaten at an "ethnic" restaurant Is a vegetarian Celebrates Kwanza Generation Y (1981- 1995) Non- smoker Catholic Has more than one pet at home Has visited another country On a diet Has lived in more than three states An Uncle Has three or more siblings Has worked at a place where uniforms are required An Aunt Has relatives living in another country Has lived on a farm Is an only child Volunteers Knows what Yom Kippur is Speaks more than one language Generation X (1965- 1980) Baby Boomers (1946- 1964) Generation Z (1990- 1999) Has worked in a hospital or doctor's office Has recently eaten at an "ethnic" restaurant Is a vegetarian Celebrates Kwanza Generation Y (1981- 1995) Non- smoker Catholic Has more than one pet at home Has visited another country On a diet Has lived in more than three states An Uncle Has three or more siblings Has worked at a place where uniforms are required An Aunt Has relatives living in another country Has lived on a farm Is an only child Volunteers Knows what Yom Kippur is Speaks more than one language Generation X (1965- 1980) Baby Boomers (1946- 1964)
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Generation Z
(1990-1999)
Has worked in a hospital or doctor's office
Has recently eaten at an "ethnic" restaurant
Is a vegetarian
Celebrates Kwanza
Generation Y
(1981-1995)
Non-smoker
Catholic
Has more than one pet at home
Has visited another country
On a diet
Has lived in more than three states
An Uncle
Has three or more siblings
Has worked at a place where uniforms are required
An Aunt
Has relatives living in another country
Has lived on a farm
Is an only child
Volunteers
Knows what Yom Kippur is
Speaks more than one language
Generation X
(1965-1980)
Baby Boomers
(1946-1964)
