Original paper
Failure to Grow Up, Failure to Pay? Parents’ Views of Conflict Over Money With Their Emerging Adults
Abstract
Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of emerging adulthood and intergenerational ambivalence, parental concerns about their child’s attainment of adulthood was investigated as the focal predictor of the likelihood of monetary conflict between American parents and emerging adults. A national sample of 791 parents (51% female; 73% White) of emerging adults (18-29 years old) completed surveys. Results showed that 43% of parents experienced...
Paper Details
Title
Failure to Grow Up, Failure to Pay? Parents’ Views of Conflict Over Money With Their Emerging Adults
Published Date
Sep 18, 2019
Journal
Volume
41
Issue
3
Pages
359 - 382
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