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The persistence of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder into young adulthood as a function of reporting source and definition of disorder.
The stress of the developmental transition to young adulthood may, in par t, be defined with respect to new roles.
Our second test of the development of coping assessed relations between the adolescent trajectories of coping and active, avoidant, and cognitive coping in young adulthood.
By studying older respondents, a broader array of children's lifecourse experiences can be considered because they have reached adulthood.
However, one important distinction concerns the efficacy of minocycline in reversing chronic visceral hypersensitivity in adulthood long after the initial neonatal insult.
However, prospective data that follow a sample of adolescents into adulthood are needed to confirm these associations.
Related to the notion of emerging adulthood, the researchers found that the age-related changes in drug use were not a simple consequence of age-defined maturation.
Further, the existential priorities of early adulthood and maturity differ significantly.
Thus, the effects of parental depression on offspring functioning appear to persist into adulthood.
Two of these offspring were kept in each clip cage until reaching adulthood.
Maternal smoking during pregnancy and psychopathology in offspring followed to adulthood.
Rather, the point is that such ideological learning in adulthood seems under-theorised and under-researched compared to other important questions related to political orientations.
These processes are widespread prenatally, but continue postnatally, and to a lesser extent, into adulthood.
Courtship, within the historically specific context of near 'total marriage ', constituted a transitional stage between gendered youth and gendered adulthood.
Finally, this study highlights the continuing need for longitudinal, naturalistic studies of panic and agoraphobia, ideally beginning early in life with follow-up into adulthood.
