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Saving money in exchange for the vibe kill.
Over a third of 20-34-year-olds live with a parent. How to navigate daily life?
The University of British Columbia is seeking 50 adult volunteers, who still live with their parents, to help study the effects of living at home.
University of B.C. researcher Umay Kader is looking at different aspects of young adults living in the family home.