This person's theory has 8 stages; identity vs. role confusion is one during emerging adulthood

When citing a source you have researched, this is the proper format in social sciences

This is one of the biggest costs in emerging adulthood

In this stage in history, children were infants until age 7 when they took on work, often being sent away to work for other families

This is the transition between adolescence and adulthood

This theory explains that you progress through life not in stages, but by dealing with stresses

Distress is a stimulus that requires a psychological response (Pearlin, 2001).
is an example of this done properly.

Disruptive family, residential instability and work are the three main causes of this.

This stage in history, youth were able to earn an income without leaving home, and could then afford to marry and leave home earlier

When individuals are trying to achieve independence and explore their identities, but still rely on their parents for support

This theory is about achieving an autonomous self, by going through the conformist, self-aware, and conscientious stages during emerging adulthood

This type of question is not simple, but allows for only a one-word answer

What theory explains that in homelessness an emerging adult will suffer from role confusion due to lack of competence and control

This is the key expectation of becoming an adult

A process where people learn appropriate social role behaviours in order to participate in society

This theory explains emerging adulthood as forming an identity separate from your family, making a commitment to a career and developing intimate relationships with peers

This type of question allows for detailed answers

This is when individuals consider the expectations of family and society more than personal considerations when making important decisions

This happened as a result of better nutrition and health and changed the reason for adolescents leaving home

Youth require more education to qualify for some jobs than was required in the past for the same jobs.

This theory explains the interaction of the psychological, biological, cultural-sociological and environmental diensions

This method of finding information is better for answering questions about behaviour, such as why and how

This theory explains the gender issues of women deciding whether to work and/or stay home and care for a family

This group occupies 1/3 of Canadian population

A group of people in society based on age and corresponding fertility patterns