DTIN : Digital Generation

2. A medium commonly used to discuss and highlight the characteristics of Gen Z.
3. Commonly held but often inaccurate beliefs about Gen Z's negative traits.
5. An economic factor that has impacted the shopping behaviors of both Millennials and Gen Z.
7. A term used to describe the impact of digital natives on social interactions.
9. The era characterized by the dominance of digital technology and the digital natives.
12. Gen Z is often referred to as this because they have grown up with technology.
14. Gen Z's characteristic of being independent and proactive in learning and problem-solving.
15. The practical approach Gen Z takes towards problems and material purchases.
18. Increased levels of this due to multitasking, a common trait in Gen Z.
19. A preferred shopping method for both Millennials and Gen Z.
21. Something that both Millennials and Gen Z seek from the brands they interact with.
24. A common device that Gen Z uses for constant connectivity.
25. Many Gen Z individuals are already thinking about this future stage of life.

1. The state of being constantly connected through smartphones, tablets, and computers.
4. The generation before Gen Z.
6. The generation born post-World War II and preceding Generation X.
8. The ability of Gen Z to quickly adjust to new technologies and situations.
10. A trait describing Gen Z as hardworking and eager to achieve their goals.
11. Gen Z's willingness to interact with brands compared to previous generations.
13. A significant expectation Gen Z has from their employers.
16. Strong beliefs that Gen Z holds, influencing their expectations from brands and companies.
17. Gen Z's understanding of what they know and what they don't know, leading to their insightful nature.
20. A characteristic of Gen Z, referring to their ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
22. The generation discussed in this chapter, known for their digital nativeness.
23. A term describing Gen Z's proficiency and reliance on technology.