More Teens Say They Like Their Parents
By Lisa Belkin
Good news for parents. Your teenagers like you! Or, they do
if you live in Canada.
The latest chapter in a decades-long study of Canadian
children finds that today’s teens have stronger ties to
their parents, “than any teen cohort in the past 30 years.”
Reginald Bibby, a sociologist at the University of
Lethbridge, has been working on Project Teen Canada since
1984, asking similar questions of teenagers every eight
years. The results of his most recent survey, of 5,500
teenagers, can be found in his new book, “The Emerging
Millennials: How Canada’s Newest Generation is Responding to
Change and Choice.”
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Study
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Transition To and Emerging Adulthood
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Open to those who are 16-33 years of age
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By participating in this 30-35 minute study, you will help us understand how childhood overindulgence influences the transition to adulthood. Questions of identity, relationship with parents, and spirituality are explored. Participants will be informed of our research findings upon completion of this study through our newsletter and on the "Our Research Webpage". Click on the link above to enter the study.
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Current number of participants as of 5.29.09.....188
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Number of participants needed for this study.....400