age groups
Cohorts by birth
Age groups are categories that divide people by their ages, typically for demographic, research, or organizational purposes.
Common divisions include infants, children, teenagers, young adults, middle-aged adults, and seniors, though the exact boundaries vary by context.
The study compared health outcomes across different age groups.
Marketers, pollsters, and public health officials rely heavily on age group classifications to target messaging and track trends.
- young adultsPeople roughly 18-30
- teenagersPeople aged thirteen to nineteen
- adolescentsYouth approaching maturity
- generationsPeople born around same time
- octogenariansPeople in their eighties
tweens · minors · youth · infants · millennials · toddlers · children · terrible twos · elderly · golden years · juveniles · seniors · senior citizens · baby boomers · generation gap · preschoolers · peers · over the hill
- UK demographicspopulation, population density, birth rate, death rate, fertility rate
- geodemographicszip codes, postal codes, population density, income levels, median income
- market segmentssegments, demographics, demographic, geographic, behavioral
- suicide statisticssuicide rates, death rates, demographic data, youth suicide, teen suicide
- swimmingswimming, swimmer, swimmers, swim team, swim teams
- archeryarrow, bow, bows, arrows, archer
age groupsincome brackets
Ranges grouping earners by pay
ethnic groups · geographic regions · religious affiliations · social classes · nationalities