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Hello everyone.
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In this lesson, we will delve into eric erickson's theory of cycle social development, focusing specifically on the identity versus role confusion stage.
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We will explain this stage and then provide three specific examples of how an adolescent experiencing an identity crisis might behave.
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Erickson's identity versus role confusion stage.
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So, for an overview, this stage occurs during adolescence, roughly between the ages of 12 and 18.
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It is a critical period for developing a personal identity, which is a sense of self that includes beliefs, values, and goals.
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So a key conflict.
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The primary conflict in this stage is between forming a unique stable identity and experiencing uncertainty about who one is.
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Or wants to become.
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Successful navigation of the stage leads to a strong sense of self and independence, while failure can result in role confusion and a weak sense of self.
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So now let's get down to the examples of adolescent behavior during identity crisis.
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So our first example, experimentation with different roles and personas...