“Communities tend to have more opportunities for children in the zero-to-six, maybe zero- to eight-year-old age range, but when we’re working with children who are 18 or 21 or 24, there are many, many fewer opportunities,” she said in an interview.

“Our data suggests that the social involvement in communities declines quite sharply as the children get older.”

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