Adolescent Development 3.6b

Question 1

Adolescence

Answer 1

Puberty to independence from parents

Question 2

Identity

Answer 2

A strong consistent sense of who you are and who you want to be develops; includes stages

Question 3

4 stages of identity

Answer 3

Diffusion - No clear commitment to an identity

Foreclosure - A premature commitment to an identity with little exploration

Moratorium - Actively seeking an identity

Achievement - A committed sense of self

Question 4

Familial identity

Answer 4

Some form identity early by adopting their parents’ values and expectations

Question 5

Possible selves

Answer 5

Versions of the person you imagine becoming can influence your identity

Question 6

Social identity

Answer 6

Part oof our identity that comes from our group memberships

Question 7

Intimacy

Answer 7

To Erikson, the main goal after forming an identity and the primary task of early adulthood

Question 8

Emerging adulthood

Answer 8

Time from 18 to mid-twenties when you have not yet assumed full adult responsibilities and independence

Question 9

Social clock

Answer 9

The culturally preferred timing of social events such as marriage, parenthood, and retirement