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| | *[[Adultism]] is a predisposition towards adults, which is seen as biased against children, youth, and all young people who aren't addressed or viewed as adults.<ref>Lauter And Howe (1971) ''Conspiracy of the Young.'' Meridian Press.</ref> | | *[[Adultism]] is a predisposition towards adults, which is seen as biased against children, youth, and all young people who aren't addressed or viewed as adults.<ref>Lauter And Howe (1971) ''Conspiracy of the Young.'' Meridian Press.</ref> |
| | *[[Jeunism]] is the tendency to prefer young people over older people. This includes political candidacies, commercial functions, and cultural settings where the supposed greater vitality and/or physical beauty of youth is more appreciated than the supposed greater moral and/or intellectual rigor of adulthood. | | *[[Jeunism]] is the tendency to prefer young people over older people. This includes political candidacies, commercial functions, and cultural settings where the supposed greater vitality and/or physical beauty of youth is more appreciated than the supposed greater moral and/or intellectual rigor of adulthood. |
| − | *[[Adultcentricism]] is the "exaggerated [[egocentrism]] of [[adults]].<ref>De Martelaer, K., De Knop, P., Theeboom, M., and Van Heddegem, L. (2000) "The UN Convention as a Basis for Elaborating Rights of Children In Sport," ''Journal of Leisurability. 27''(2), pp. 3-10.</ref> | + | *[[Adultcentricism]] is the "exaggerated [[egocentrism]] of [[adults]]".<ref>De Martelaer, K., De Knop, P., Theeboom, M., and Van Heddegem, L. (2000) "The UN Convention as a Basis for Elaborating Rights of Children In Sport," ''Journal of Leisurability. 27''(2), pp. 3-10.</ref> |
| | *[[Adultocracy]] is the social convention which defines "maturity" and "immaturity," placing adults in a dominant position over [[young people]], both theoretically and practically.<ref>(n.d.) [http://www.zmag.org/0009.htm Youth Liberation] ''Z'' magazine.</ref> | | *[[Adultocracy]] is the social convention which defines "maturity" and "immaturity," placing adults in a dominant position over [[young people]], both theoretically and practically.<ref>(n.d.) [http://www.zmag.org/0009.htm Youth Liberation] ''Z'' magazine.</ref> |
| | *[[Gerontocracy]] is a form of oligarchical rule in which an entity is ruled by leaders who are significantly older than most of the adult population. | | *[[Gerontocracy]] is a form of oligarchical rule in which an entity is ruled by leaders who are significantly older than most of the adult population. |