I dont see it quite like that. What Ive witnessed is a persons determination to NOT be their parents. In many different little ways that seems to create a back-and-forth toggle with each generation finding more similarity to their grandparents or sometimes great-grandparents depending on how clanish the upbringing was.
I see it in names going back and forth between unusual naming, and kids who hated their unusual names shifting back to more normalized ones, then the ones with my-too-average name shifting back to unusual naming of their kids.
I see it in many families with religion choices. Maybe not specifically the religion but back and forth between mainstream and alternate religions (or sometimes racial history religions)
I see it in little things like numbers of pets, emphasis on crafts, music, drinking, hunting, camping, exercise in general, love of debate vs preference for more diplomatic solutions, etc.