Development of Identity

When does identity development begin?

• In adolescence

• In early adulthood

• In childhood

• After middle age

Identity development is a key task of which life stage?

• Infancy

• Childhood

• Adolescence

• Senior years

Does identity development continue across the lifespan?

• Yes, it continues across the lifespan.

• No, it stops after adolescence.

• No, it is only relevant in childhood.

• Yes, but only until early adulthood.

According to the learning material, at what stage is identity development particularly key?

• Childhood

• Adolescence

• Adulthood

• Infancy

What cognitive capacity do children lack according to the learning material?

• The capacity to think abstractly about their roles in the world

• The capacity to answer questions of identity

• The capacity to understand complex emotions

• The capacity to remember detailed information

Does the process of answering the question of "who am I?" end after adolescence according to the learning material?

• Yes, it ends after adolescence

• No, it continues only until early adulthood

• No, it does not continue after childhood

• No, it continues throughout adulthood

According to the learning material, what is dynamic?

• The world

• Identity

• The way we see others

• The way others shape the world

How is our perception of the world influenced, as mentioned in the document?

• Through the media

• Through our identities

• Through technology

• Through education

What shapes our identities according to the page?

• Our personal choices

• Our education

• How the world sees us

• Our family background

What is a life story according to Pasupathi et al., 2007?

• A detailed chronological account of all events in a person's life.

• A selective autobiographical narrative that articulates how the important events of our lives are shaped by, and have shaped, our sense of self.

• A fictional tale that a person creates about their own life.

• A comprehensive list of achievements and failures in a person's life.