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4. Although not explicitly so, a great number of policies and programs are based on assumptions of age and adult status.

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4. Although not explicitly so, a great number of policies and programs are based on assumptions of age and adult status.

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We agree that age defines what kind of help someone needs, age also defines how society see's an individuals actions.

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3. Will there ever be a concrete definition of what factors define adulthood?

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3. Will there ever be a concrete definition of what factors define adulthood?

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2. Do the majority of 16 and 17 year olds feel the same way about adulthood and adolescence, when compared to the opinions of the large part of 18-29 year olds?

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2. Do the majority of 16 and 17 year olds feel the same way about adulthood and adolescence, when compared to the opinions of the large part of 18-29 year olds?

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2. Understanding what to do to help launch their children when they no longer have any legal responsibility to do so (emerging adult translation: "you have no right to control me!") presents a different set of challenges.

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2. Understanding what to do to help launch their children when they no longer have any legal responsibility to do so (emerging adult translation: "you have no right to control me!") presents a different set of challenges.

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We believe that parents still have some aspect of control over their children even if they are in this awkward stage of being their own legal identity.

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1. Scholars argue that there is no "emerging adulthood," but rather, an extended adolescence that is stalling-off adulthood.

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1. Scholars argue that there is no "emerging adulthood," but rather, an extended adolescence that is stalling-off adulthood.

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We believe that adulthood takes a different amount of time for everyone to achieve, however there is no stalling it but rather different life experiences that alter the age in which someone is considered an adult.

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3. There is a new stage of life between adolescence and adulthood and he named that-emerging adulthood.

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3. There is a new stage of life between adolescence and adulthood and he named that-emerging adulthood.

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We believe that the majority of people in the age bracket of 18-29 belong in this category

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1. Why do the majority of 18-29 year-olds feel that they are neither adults or adolescents, but rather in-between both?

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1. Why do the majority of 18-29 year-olds feel that they are neither adults or adolescents, but rather in-between both?

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2. An adult is someone who-accepts responsibility, makes independent decisions, and becomes financially independent.

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2. An adult is someone who-accepts responsibility, makes independent decisions, and becomes financially independent.

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We agree that people need to be independent to be considered adults

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1. Having a job, buying a home and getting married are significant indicators of adulthood.

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1. Having a job, buying a home and getting married are significant indicators of adulthood.

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We agree with this because it defines adulthood and the majority of self-sufficient adults conform with these factors.

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