... for potential policies and programs to allow for young adults to engage in caregiving while also pursuing the roles and activities that align with their values and set them up for a successful adulthood. Caregiving Emerging adulthood Family support Transition to adulthood Youth carer National Institute...

... their own identity ( Lindell & Campione-Barr, 2017 ; Shanahan et al., 2007 ; Tsai et al., 2013 ). Emerging adulthood ( Arnett, 2007 ) is a life stage that is distinct from adolescence and young adulthood. During emerging adulthood, children begin to pursue adult roles, including secondary education...

...-management as young people transition from the senior year in high school into early emerging adulthood. Aim 1 examined whether EF was associated with daily self-regulatory processes that may minimize the experience of daily diabetes problems. We hypothesized that EF would be associated with lower daily self...

... with an agenda for future research. school-to-work transition labor market entry sustainable career youth employment emerging adulthood The school-to-work transition refers to the phase during which an individual leaves education and commences employment ( Ng & Feldman, 2007 ). This transition...

...Vanessa N Bermudez; Danielle Fearon-Drake; Meaghann Wheelis; Michelle Cohenour; Zainab Suntai; Michael K Scullin achievement gap emerging adulthood health disparities socioeconomic status Corresponding author. Michael K. Scullin, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Baylor University, One...

..., it is not clear if/when this depression risk emerges. The goal of this study was to determine if there are differences in levels of depressive symptoms between youth with and without type 1 diabetes that develop over the course of emerging adulthood. We also examined whether adolescent psychosocial variables...

.../journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a chronic disease requiring daily self-management to achieve stability in blood glucose. On top of the normative challenges inherent to adolescence and emerging adulthood (EA), youth with T1D may...

...Wing Hong Chui; Paul Vinod Khiatani; Ping Lam Ip University students increasingly participate in confrontational protests around the world, as they mature into their ‘emerging adulthood’. Social workers are in a delicate situation, having to balance between facilitating young people’s right...

... were associated with fluctuations in perceptions of patient-centered communication (PCC) with the healthcare provider and whether fluctuations in PCC were associated with self-efficacy, type 1 diabetes self-care, and HbA1c across four annual assessments during early emerging adulthood (EA). Methods...

... that continuity of high-quality care is ensured after leaving paediatric cardiology. Graphical Abstract Transfer and transition in congenital heart disease. Heart defect, congenital Transition Transfer Continuity of care Emerging adulthood Adolescence Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common...

... ‘rights’ paradigms that permeate societal responses to the protection of young people. adult safeguarding adolescent children’s safeguarding emerging adulthood transition transitional safeguarding young people This article presents the results of four national workshops that explored how...

... in the modelling of health literacy. health literacy work ability emerging adulthood PLS-SEM cross-sectional The Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF 10.13039/501100002347 01EL1425A Young adults are a special subgroup of employees who are in the critical phase of ‘emerging adulthood...

... experiences that define what it means to be a young adult (i.e., late teens and 20s); scholars refer to this period of time as a “transition to adulthood” or “emerging adulthood” ( Arnett, 2000 ; Furstenberg, 2010 ). Young adults face increasing challenges to gain a foothold in the adult world, including...

... the moral orders that structure young Americans’ religious understandings opens new pathways for theorizing religion’s influence and change over time. religiosity emerging adulthood morality reflexivity life course I coded the interviews abductively, which involves iterative movement between...

..., and neuroplasticity, we suggest that functional independence research with older adults could integrate adaptation for growth into the construct, following research on adolescent autonomy and emerging adulthood. After briefly reviewing research on functional independence and compensation in older adulthood, we offer...

... expanded on previous research—including our own—by examining personal projects at the cusp of adulthood or what has now been termed “emerging adulthood” ( Arnett, 2000 ) rather than middle adolescence as in the earlier study ( Helgeson & Takeda, 2009 ). Emerging adulthood, defined as the period between...

... decades. Today, scholars refer to “emerging adulthood” and “transitions to adulthood” to describe adults in their 20s. Prolonged youth has brought concomitant prolonged parenthood. This article addresses 3 areas of change in parent/child ties, increased (a) contact between generations, (b) support from...

...Laura Vandenbosch; Johanna M. F. van Oosten Teenagers Youth Emerging Adulthood Objectification Media Effects © 2017 International Communication Association 2017 Studies have shown that media literacy interventions may increase media literacy ( Banerjee & Kubey, 2013 ; Bergsma...

... associated with more depressive symptoms for midlife adults. Intergenerational relationships Parent–child ties Intergenerational transmission Life problems Caregiving Crisis Young adulthood Midlife Emerging adulthood Family Latent profile analysis Scholars refer to midlife adults as a “pivot...

... trajectories of glycemic control over adolescence and emerging adulthood and to test whether demographic and psychosocial variables distinguished these trajectories. Methods We enrolled 132 youth with type 1 diabetes when they were average age 12 and followed them for 11 years. We used group-based...