Early adulthood
Identify key markers that typically signify the transition from adolescence to adulthood.
Describe the unique characteristics and challenges of emerging adulthood, differentiating it from adolescence and adulthood.
Briefly characterize the cognitive changes that take place during early adulthood, such as improved problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making skills.
Outline the key aspects of sexuality in early adulthood, including sexual orientation, relationships, and challenges.
Describe the ongoing development of identity in early adulthood, including the exploration of different roles and values.
Discuss the role of attachment styles formed in childhood on adult relationships and romantic partnerships.
Identify and explain the various factors that influence parenting styles and practices.
Describe the economic and cultural variations in emerging adulthood across different societies.
Identify the typical living arrangements and residential patterns of emerging and early adults.
Markers of adulthood
Sexuality
Identity development
Five-Factor Model
Attachment styles in romantic relationships
Parenting styles
Emerging adulthood
Cultural variations
Questions for thought
What are the challenges and benefits of being an emerging adult in today's society/culture?When do you feel like an adult, and when do you feel like you're not?
What are some of the key markers that typically signify the transition to adulthood?
How does emerging adulthood differ from adolescence and adulthood?
What are some of the physical changes that occur in young adults?
How do cognitive abilities change during early adulthood?
What are some of the challenges and opportunities related to sexuality in early adulthood?
How does identity continue to develop during early adulthood?
How do attachment styles formed in childhood influence adult relationships?
What are some of the factors that influence parenting styles?
How do economic and cultural factors vary across different emerging adulthood experiences?