What are the major social factors affecting motor development in early adulthood?

The selection highlights significant social factors that influence motor development during early adulthood, specifically focusing on transitions and lifestyle changes that often occur at this life stage. Cohabitation, such as marriage, can lead to changes in daily routines and physical activity levels, as individuals may start to engage in different types of recreational or household activities together.

Having children introduces additional responsibilities and can shift priorities, potentially increasing certain physical activities related to parenting while decreasing time for other forms of exercise. Additionally, the transition from school to work can bring about shifts in daily structure, stress levels, and time management, all of which can influence one’s engagement in physical activities and overall motor development.

In contrast, other options do include factors that might impact physical capabilities but do not as strongly emphasize the social transitions characteristic of early adulthood, such as significant life events and responsibilities that are pivotal for social and motor development.