Cohort effects on human behavior are closely associated with

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Cohort effects refer to the impact of being born and growing up during a particular time period on behavior or attitudes. Normative history-graded influences, such as significant societal events or cultural shifts, is one example of cohort effects. Normative age-graded influences (A) also affect behavior, but these are related to typical developmental milestones and are experienced by everyone within a particular age range. Non-normative influences (C) are unique and unpredictable events that may impact behavior, and non-shared events (D) are experiences that only a fraction of a cohort may experience, so these are less likely to have a cohort-wide effect.

Cohort Effects on Human Behavior Are Closely Associated with