#9996. Longitudinal Links between Income Dynamics and Young Adult Socioeconomic and Behavioral Health Outcomes

September 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Longitudinal links between childhood family income and adult outcomes are well documented. However, research on childhood income volatility and young adult outcomes is limited. This study utilizes data from the NLSY (N = 6,410) to examine how childhood family income and income volatility relate to socioeconomic outcomes and mental/behavioral health in emerging adulthood.
Keywords:
educational achievement; emerging adulthood adult transition; employment unemployment; mental health; socioeconomic status social class

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