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  Title

  Not quite adults : why 20-somethings are choosing a slower path to adulthood, and why it's good for everyone

  Author

  Settersten, Richard A.  

  Publisher:

  Bantam Books Trade Paperbacks,

  Pub date:

  c2010.

  Pages:

  xxiii, 239 p. ;

  ISBN:

  9780553807400

  Item info:

  1 copy available at Sugar Grove Campus --Todd Library.
  

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    Sugar Grove Campus --Todd Library	Copies	Material	Location	Map
    HQ799.5 .S48 2010	1	Book	Available, On shelf

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  ISBN:

  9780553807400 (acid-free paper)

  ISBN:

  0553807404 (acid-free paper)

  ISBN:

  9780440339793 (e-book)

  ISBN:

  0440339790 (e-book)

  Personal Author:

  Settersten, Richard A.

  Title:

  Not quite adults : why 20-somethings are choosing a slower path to adulthood, and why it's good for everyone / Rick Settersten and Barbara E. Ray.

  Edition:

  1st ed.

  Publication info:

  New York : Bantam Books Trade Paperbacks, c2010.

  Physical description:

  xxiii, 239 p. ; 21 cm.

  Contents:

  Education, education, education -- Financing a future -- Job hopping or job shopping in a do-it-yourself economy -- First comes love, then comes--? -- The unlonely crowd -- The parent-child lifeline -- iDecide : voting and volunteering in a digital world -- Converging destinies : prescriptions for change.

  Summary:

  Why are 20-somethings delaying adulthood? The media have flooded us with negative headlines about this generation, from their sense of entitlement to their immaturity. Drawing on almost a decade of cutting-edge research and nearly five hundred interviews with young people, Richard Settersten, Ph.D., and Barbara E. Ray shatter these stereotypes, revealing an unexpected truth.

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  Subject term:

  Young adults.

  Subject term:

  Young adults--United States.

  Subject term:

  Adulthood.

  Subject term:

  Adult children living with parents.

  Added Entry-Personal Name:

  Ray, Barbara (Barbara E.)

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