Regarding Erikson's Conclusions About Identity Development in Adolescence, Psychological Research

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Multiple Choice

Regarding Erikson's conclusions about identity development in adolescence, psychological research has shown that:

• A) either personal identity is resolved by the end of adolescence or it is never successfully resolved.
• B) personal identity begins to take shape in adolescence, but it continues to evolve throughout the lifespan.
• C) personal identity is not a very important aspect of psychological and social development.
• D) the typical adolescent is not concerned with issues related to personal identity.

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