Coresiding young adults report significantly lower affective relationships with their parents than nonresidential children.

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Coresiding young adults report significantly lower levels of emotional closeness, communication, and positive interactions with their parents compared to nonresidential children. This may be due to the increased tensions and conflicts that arise from living in close proximity to each other, as well as the transition to adulthood and the desire for independence.

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