Living with a parent is the most common young adult living arrangement for the first time on record % of 18- to 34-year-olds by living arrangement 30% 35 20 32.1 Living in parent(s)' home 1880 1940 1960 2014 Married or 45 46 62 31.6 cohabiting in own household Living alone, 14 single parents, and other heads 3 16 27 Other living 5 arrangement 13 Note: "Living in parent(s)' home" means residing in a household headed by a parent regardless of the young adult's partnership status. "Other heads" include young adults who are the household head and living with roommates or boarders. "Other living arrangements" include living in the home of a grandparent, an aunt/uncle or a sibling or residing in a group quarters living arrangement (college dormitory or correctional facility). Source: Pew Research Centertabulations of the 1880, 1940 and 1960 U.S. decennial censuses and 2014 American Community Survey (IPUMS) PEW RESEARCH CENTER Assume there were 77 million (77,000,000) Millennials in 2014. According to the graphic, in 2014 how many more Millennials lived in their parent(s) home than were married or cohabitating in their own household? Note that although the numbers displayed within the graphic don't display the % sign, they are percentages. Hint: This is a multi-step problem that requires comparison of two categories in 2014. more Millennials lived in their parent(s)' home than were married or cohabitating in their own household