In emerging adulthood a. rates of residential change in American society are much higher at ages 1829 than at any other period of life. b. there is a sense of optimism about being able to get where...

In emerging adulthood

a. rates of residential change in American society are much higher at ages 18–29 than at any other period of life.

b. there is a sense of optimism about being able to “get where I want to be in life” among those from individualistic cultures, but not for those from collectivistic cultures.

c. the focus on self-exploration means that individuals are more egocentric than their adolescent counterparts.

d. the feeling “in-between” is unique to those in the United States and Canada because emerging adults in other cultures tend to remain at home rather than moving out.