… Young adults reported on each parent, but in some cases we have siblings from the same
family (thus, the number of parents’ … We first examined similarities and differences in parents’ …

… be associated with intentions to use parents as models for parenting behavior, due to the
rewarding nature of this experience. We expected young adults would want to provide the joys …

… extent to which young adults live with their parents and the level … young children per family,
young adults have been more likely to stay longer in, or return to, the homes of their parents …

… costs, preventing or delaying young adults with ASD in achieving adult milestones. Existing
… of young adults with ASD and their families. This article presents parents’ and young adults’ …

… of parents of young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they supported
their young adults … interviews conducted with 26 parents of young adults with intellectual and …

… Furthermore, we took into account whether the young adult lived with his or her parents,
because prior research suggests that geographic proximity facilitates exchanges of support (…

… that young adults provide middle-aged parents. This study examined support that young
adults provide parents and explanations for that support from both offspring’s and parents’ …

… young adults aged 19–24 from the Swiss Youth Epidemiological Study on Mental Health and
1146 children and adolescents aged 12–17 years and their parents… of the young adults met …

… The percentage of all young adults who lived with a parent … If we restrict our denominator
to never-married adults, … likelihood that unmarried children will live with their parents. …

… explored in a sample of parents and young adult children. Data on parent-child closeness,
contact, control, and conflict were taken from parent and child interviews in the longitudinal …