Unlike Many of Her Friends,Rita Never "Rebelled" Against Her Parents

question 94

Multiple Choice

Unlike many of her friends,Rita never "rebelled" against her parents when she became an adolescent.In fact,as an adult,Rita advocates essentially the same values and roles that her parents instilled in her.Which type of identity status does Rita demonstrate?

• A)Identity foreclosure
• B)Identity moratorium
• C)Identity diffusion
• D)Identity achievement

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Definitions:

Good Continuation

Good continuation is a principle in Gestalt psychology that describes the tendency for the human visual system to perceive connected lines and patterns as continuing in a smooth, uninterrupted direction.

Proximity

The principle suggesting that objects that are physically close to each other tend to be perceived as belonging together.

Closure

The psychological term that describes an individual's desire or tendency to seek a sense of completeness or wholeness in perceiving or organizing information or experiences.