Differentiation of self from family, development of peer relationships, and establishing the self in respect to work and financial independents are all changes associated with which developmental stage in families?

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Leaving home and single adulthood is the stage in which individuals begin to differentiate themselves from their family of origin, establish peer relationships, and establish their own identity in respect to work and financial independence. This stage typically occurs in late adolescence and early adulthood, as individuals leave home and begin to establish themselves as independent adults. A is incorrect as this stage is typically characterized by increased conflict and differentiation between parents and their adolescent children. C is incorrect as this stage involves the joining of two families through marriage and the establishment of a new family. D is incorrect as this stage involves the launching of children from the family home and the transition to an empty nest.

Differentiation of Self from Family, Development of Peer Relationships, and Establishing