A colleague is telling the community health nurse that his adult child has just moved back in with him and his wife. They are finding this situation somewhat difficult to adjust to

The nurse offers support and listens, while understanding that which factor is least likely contributing to this particular trend?
1. Maladaptive behavior
2. High unemployment rate
3. High housing costs
4. High incidence of chronic disease


Correct Answer: 4
Rationale: These young adults, known as "Boomerang Kids," have moved back into their parents' homes after an initial period of independent living. A factor that has contributed to this trend is maladaptive behavior.

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