UNPLUGGED – CO-WORKING – CO-LIVING – EMERGING ADULTHOOD? NOWE ZJAWISKA SPOŁECZNE A BIBLIOTEKI

Shared Living and Emerging Adulthood in Europe

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Co-presence and Co-working in a distributed office

Friendship and problem solving : the effect of various situations on co-rumination in emerging adulthood friendships

Co-rumination is the act of negatively discussing problems with another person. The focus of corumination is generally on the negative aspects, or things that cannot be changed as opposed to active problem solving. Co-rumination is positively associated with positive friendship quality as well as internalizing symptoms such as anxiety and depression. Co-rumination is most commonly studied in ch...

Co-Regulation From Birth Through Young Adulthood: A Practice Brief

Adult caregivers such as parents, teachers, coaches, and other mentors play a critical role in shaping and supporting self-regulation development from birth through young adulthood through an interactive process called “co-regulation.” This brief builds on reviews of the theoretical and intervention literature to provide caregivers and program administrators with guidelines for effective co-reg...

Co-Living Social Community for Elderly

With a rapidly increasing elderly population, keeping elderly healthy is more important than ever. Physical and social activity is closely related to people’s well-being. This paper describes some of the challenges faced when activating elderly people in an organised fashion. We propose a Virtual Collaborative Social Living Community for Elderly; utilising friends, family and care-professionals...