Traditionalists are characterized by
A) competitiveness, idealism, optimism, and desire for personal gratification.
B) skepticism, informality, independence, and desire for balance.
C) high expectations, self-confidence, technological competence, and sense of entitlement.
D) patriotism, hard work, frugality, and faith in the institutions of power.

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Traditionalists, also known as the Silent Generation, were born between 1925-1945 and grew up during the Great Depression and World War II. They value hard work, frugality, and faith in the institutions of power. They are more traditional in their values and beliefs, and are likely to be patriotic.

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