Emerging Adulthood is a leading interdisciplinary international journal that focuses on exploring the developmental and adaptive processes of individuals aged 18 to 29. This journal not only focuses on the normative development of adulthood, but also delves into atypical development paths, providing a rich perspective for understanding the complexity of this unique life stage.

The magazine encourages the submission of various types of manuscripts, whether it is theoretical exploration, methodological innovation, or empirical research, as long as they are related to the development and adaptation of the 18-29 age group, they are warmly welcomed. This journal places special emphasis on research that can reveal the antecedents and/or consequences of experiences in this age group, as well as manuscripts that can advance theoretical development or measurement/methodological progress. By adopting qualitative and quantitative research methods, it is committed to providing readers with comprehensive and in-depth academic insights, helping them better understand the diversity and dynamic changes of emerging adulthood. As an international journal, it also emphasizes cross-cultural comparisons and research in the context of globalization to promote understanding of the commonalities and differences in emerging adulthood across different social and cultural backgrounds.