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What does Identity Achievement refer to?
What does Identity Achievement refer to?
- Adolescents who do not experiment with different options.
- Someone who has not made any decisions about their identity.
- Individuals who have made choices after considering realistic options. (correct)
- A pre-teenager struggling with choices.
What is Identity Foreclosure?
What is Identity Foreclosure?
- Adolescents committing to goals and values without exploration. (correct)
- Young individuals in crisis.
- Individuals making decisions about their identity.
- Adolescents exploring various options.
Which of the following describes Identity Diffusion?
Which of the following describes Identity Diffusion?
- Pursuing clear goals and values.
- Committing to a specific political affiliation.
- Making no decisions about identity. (correct)
- Experiencing an identity crisis.
What is meant by Identity Moratorium?
What is meant by Identity Moratorium?
Provide an example of Identity Diffusion.
Provide an example of Identity Diffusion.
Give an example of Identity Foreclosure.
Give an example of Identity Foreclosure.
What is an example of Identity Achievement?
What is an example of Identity Achievement?
What is an example of Identity Moratorium?
What is an example of Identity Moratorium?
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Study Notes
Identity Statuses
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Identity Achievement: Involves making informed choices after evaluating realistic options, leading to the pursuit of personal goals.
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Identity Foreclosure: Characterized by commitment to goals, values, and lifestyles decided by others without exploration of alternatives.
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Identity Diffusion: Represents a lack of decision-making regarding personal identity and ambitions, often seen in adolescents who are indifferent about choices.
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Identity Moratorium: Describes a state of active exploration and struggle with decisions about one's identity, often resulting in an identity crisis.
Examples of Identity Statuses
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Example of Identity Diffusion: A pre-teenager expresses uncertainty about political affiliation, indicating a lack of engagement with or understanding of political views.
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Example of Identity Foreclosure: A pre-teen decides to become a science teacher without investigating other subjects or career paths, showing a fixed commitment without exploration.
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Example of Identity Achievement: An adolescent discovers their passion and actively pursues it, demonstrating clarity in purpose and direction.
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Example of Identity Moratorium: A pre-teen is undergoing an identity crisis, struggling to understand who they are and what they want, reflecting a period of uncertainty and exploration.
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