Kenji has just moved into his first apartment after finishing high school. He is excited about his freedom...

Kenji has just moved into his first apartment after finishing high school. He is excited about his freedom but has been surprised by how exhausting it is to manage everything, such as cooking, laundry, work, finances, and staying in touch with family, without the structure he used to have. Which two factors best explain why Kenji is finding the transition to independent adulthood more difficult than expected?
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- Kenji is now solely responsible for all the tasks that were previously shared with or handled entirely by others in his household, and that shift in load is significant.
- Kenji should have remained in school or at home longer before attempting to live independently, as his struggles suggest he moved out before he was developmentally ready.
- The difficulties Kenji is experiencing are typical only of the first month of independent living and will resolve on their own once he settles into a new routine.
- The automatic social and daily structures that school and family provided no longer organize his time and routine, leaving him to build that structure entirely on his own.
- Kenji's exhaustion and surprise are signs that he is not suited for independent adulthood and would benefit from returning to a more supervised living arrangement.