Allowing 26-year-olds to remain on their parents' health insurance illustrates an increasing recognition of a phase of life called
A) adolescence.
B) the formal operational stage.
C) emerging adulthood.
D) puberty.

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The term "emerging adulthood" refers to the period of life between adolescence and fully recognized adulthood, typically between ages 18 and 25. Allowing 26-year-olds to remain on their parents' health insurance recognizes this phase of life and the challenges that younger adults may face in terms of financial and career stability. The other answer choices, such as adolescence and puberty, do not accurately describe this age group or the specific policy change mentioned.

Allowing 26-Year-Olds to Remain on Their Parents' Health Insurance Illustrates