Sometimes a particular age group or cohort $($a group of people born within a particular period of time$)$ might go through some unique political experiences that can mold and shape their political views. For instance, many individuals' awareness of the political world was first formed during the civil rights and antiwar movements of the $1950$ s$,1960$ s and early $1970$ s$.$ These events might have uniquely impacted the political thinking of this particular age group of people. This is referred to in the textbook as:

A$)$ generational effects.

B$)$ indoctrination.

C$)$ life cycle effects.

D$)$ peer pressure$/$group think.