Abstract Background/Objective Emerging adulthood (EA, age range between 18 to 29 years)
is an important developmental stage that is characterized by marked social and …

This 10-year cohort study explored whether individual differences in resilience during early
stages post-earthquake could have diverse impacts on future PTG and whether the impacts …

This study investigated how emerging adults' processes of individuation from their parents
relate to their perceptions of Arnett's defining features of emerging adulthood. It specifically …

Little research has been conducted on emerging adulthood in Greece, although
sociodemographic specificities and constraints due to financial crisis are expected to …

The tendency to interpret ambiguous stimuli as threatening has been associated with a
range of anxiety disorders. Responses to ambiguity may be particularly relevant to mental …

The present research examined the association of perceived impact of COVID-19 on
emerging adults' perceptions of their future and the potential mediating role of intolerance of …

This study investigated the relationship among academic self-concept, social support, and
college adjustment of first-year college students enrolling at a Hispanic Serving Institution in …

Becoming independent from parental financial support and developing financial capabilities
are important life tasks in emerging adulthood (EA). However, research on how the …

Objective: This study aimed to examine the link between friendship instability during
emerging adulthood and depressive symptoms. The moderating role of gender and the …

During the emerging adulthood years, individuals explore their identities and often report
feeling in-between adolescence and adulthood. These characteristics may correspond to …