Emerging adulthood : the winding road from the late teens through the twenties
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Emerging adulthood : the winding road from the late teens through the twenties
Oxford University Press, [2024]
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [381]-408) and index
Summary:"Since the mid-20th century a quiet revolution has taken place for young people in American society, so quiet that it has been noticed only gradually and incompletely. As recently as 1960, the typical 21-year-old was married or about to be married, caring for a newborn child or expecting one soon, done with education or about to be done, and settled into a long-term job or a role as full-time mother. Young people of that time grew up quickly and made serious long-term choices about their lives at a relatively early age. Today, the life of a typical 21-year-old could hardly be more different. Marriage and parenthood are at least eight years off. Education may last several more years, through an extended undergraduate program-the "four-year degree" in five, six, or more-and perhaps graduate or professional school. Job changes are frequent, as young people look for work that not only pays well but will be enjoyable and fulfilling"-- Provided by publisher
収録内容
- A longer road to adulthood
- What is it like to be an emerging adult? Four profiles
- From conflict to companionship: a new relationship with parents
- Love and sex: new freedoms, new problems
- Meandering toward marriage
- The road through college: twists and turns
- Work: more than a job
- Digital natives: emerging adults' many media uses
- Sources of meaning: religious beliefs and values
- How important is social class?
- Wrong turns and dead ends
- Sometimes goodbye is a second chance: resilience in emerging adulthood
- Becoming adult: What does it mean? How do you know?
- Emerging adulthood(s): cultural and international variations
