In a longitudinal study monitoring U.S. individuals from age 17 to 27, the "most dramatic" findings were that participants:
A) moved back and forth between increasing and decreasing economic dependency.
B) viewed bringing children into their lives as the marker of adulthood.
C) avoided getting drunk as their primary marker of adulthood.
D) most were financially independent of their parents by age 25.

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The study found that participants experienced fluctuations in economic dependency, indicating a lack of consistent financial independence during this period.

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