Describe different common living arrangements for emerging

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1. Describe TWO different common living arrangements for emerging or young adults (approximately 18-35). Describe how each of the living arrangements chosen might affect the emotional, social, physical, and financial well-being during this age period. Include at least one expert citation somewhere within each living arrangement.

2. Describe TWO different common living arrangements for middle-aged adults (approximately 35-55). Describe how each of the living arrangements chosen might affect the emotional, social, physical, and financial well-being for mid-adulthood. Include at least one expert citation somewhere within each living arrangement.

3. Describe TWO different common living arrangements for late adulthood (over 60). Describe how each of the living arrangements chosen might affect the emotional, social, physical, and financial well-being for late adulthood. Include at least one expert citation somewhere within each living arrangement.

- Discuss some of your biggest insights from your research this week on different living arrangements.

- What advice might you provide your grandparents or aging family members?

- What would be your ideal living arrangement during your later stages of life? Why?

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