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boomerang kids: a standalone construct

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Family sociology

adult children who move back in with their parents after a period of independence, and the effect on the parents' marriage.

In family sociology, boomerang kids refers to adult children who move back in with their parents after a period of independence, and the effect on the parents' marriage. This meaning comes from Mitchell (1996) in Family Relations.[1]

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Mitchell, B. A., & Gee, E. M. (1996). "Boomerang Kids" and Midlife Parental Marital Satisfaction. Family Relations, 45(4), 442. https://doi.org/10.2307/585174

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