In the mid to late 1900s adults tended to describe the timing of their own important life events in terms of a normative social clock.

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Throughout the mid to late 1900s, there was a widespread understanding of a normative social clock that dictated the timing of important life events, such as getting married, having children, and entering the workforce. This norm affected how adults described their own timeline for these events.

In the Mid to Late 1900s Adults Tended to Describe