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September 5, 2025Open Access

Generational Imprinting: How Political Events Shape Cohorts

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TKTurgut KeskintürkDuke University

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This article demonstrates cohort-led polarization in attitudes toward law enforcement following political events, indicating a shift in generational perspectives.

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Younger individuals show stronger negative attitudes toward law enforcement after George Floyd's killing, leading to polarization.
Democrats and Independents experienced significant changes in attitudes, particularly among younger cohorts during the 2020 protests.
The three-stage model of cohortization illustrates how political events can influence generational attitudes over time.
Changes in attitudes towards law enforcement have remained stable for younger individuals, but faded for older individuals.

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Turgut Keskintürk (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4d196d6d5674bcd00c52 https://doi.org/10.31235/osf.io/vsr5b_v3

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This article demonstrates cohort-led polarization in attitudes toward law enforcement following political events, indicating a shift in generational perspectives.

Generational Imprinting: How Political Events Shape Cohorts

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