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'Early adulthood is popularly referred to as a settling-down age and also as a problem age.' Comment.
Solution
Early adulthood is known as the "settling-down age" as it involves establishing careers, forming long-term relationships, and starting families. The "problem age" refers to the obstacles and uncertainties that individuals endure during this time, such as professional struggles, financial instability, interpersonal issues, and self-discovery. Making important decisions and transitioning from reliance to independence can cause stress and worry. Early adulthood is a complicated era that includes both potential for stability and problems.
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