Gen X mom puzzled by captions
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•Gen X mom can’t understand why her Millenial and Gen Z kids watch TV with closed captions
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A recent study found that more than half of Gen Z and Gen Z prefer captions on when watching television.
It’s believed that their preference for subtitles stems from the ubiquity of captioning on social media sites such as TikTok or Instagram .
With subtitles, it’s easier not to lose track of the dialog if people in the room start talking.
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