Trajectories of perceived support from family, friends, and lovers were examined in 923 high
school seniors surveyed across the transition to adulthood (ages 18, 19, 20, 22, and 25) …

Longitudinal trajectories of parent, sibling, and peer support during the transition to young
adulthood were compared among 600 participants (51.1% female) from Asian, European …

The potential importance of depending on others during adolescence to establish
independence in young adulthood was examined across adolescence to emerging …

Data from 963 Canadians at ages 18 (late adolescence), 25 (young adulthood), and 43
(midlife) were used to explore convoys of perceived social support from parents, other …

While previous research has established that parents in the contemporary US often provide
support to their adult children, little is known about how that support changes as both …

There are pronounced developmental changes in perceived social support during
adolescence. The present study used the newly developed Adolescent Social Support …

A more complete understanding of the role of social relationships during the transition to
young adulthood should include the extent to which adolescents believe that others see …

Using large-scale panel data, this paper examines how social contacts change across the
life course. Fixed-effects regression models are used to ascertain within-person changes …

Children's social networks often include close family members, extended family members,
and friends, but little is known about interindividual differences in the patterning of support …

Abstract examine and discuss selectively the literature on social support through the life
course/the following guidelines were used to focus our discussion: 1. because the nature of …