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Which of the following best describes how the generations view themselves in regards to the idealistic trait?A. Millennial respondents are the least likely to consider themselves idealistic.B. Each group is less likely to identify as idealistic as they get older.C. Baby-Boomer respondents are more likely to consider themselves idealistic than Generation X respondents.D. Silent Generation respondents are the most likely to consider themselves idealistic.
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