Emerging Adulthood in Europe: A Response to Bynner

Jeffrey Jensen Arnett

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It is a great honor to have my theory of emerging adulthood addressed by John Bynner, a scholar whose work I have long admired, and an even great honor that he finds merit in my ideas and endorses ...

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