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• Ligne n°224 : Basics of Identity


• Ligne n°226 : What do we mean by identity and why does identity matter?


• Ligne n°226 : What do we mean by identity and why does identity matter?


• Ligne n°234 : Identity is largely concerned largely with the question: “Who are you?”
Ligne n°235 : What does it mean to be who you are? Identity relates to our basic ...

Ligne n°234 : ... Identity is largely concerned largely with the question: “Who are you?”
• Ligne n°235 : What does it mean to be who you are? Identity relates to our basic
Ligne n°236 : values that dictate the choices we make (e.g., relationships, career). ...

Ligne n°244 : ... contrast, fulfilled people are able to live a life true to their values
• Ligne n°245 : and pursue meaningful goals. Lack of a coherent sense of identity will
Ligne n°246 : lead to uncertainty about what one wants to do in life. ...

Ligne n°249 : ... friend. Each position has its own meanings and expectations that are
• Ligne n°250 : internalized as identity. A major task of self-development during early
Ligne n°251 : adolescence is the differentiation of multiple selves as a function of ...

Ligne n°258 : ... people mature cognitively, they achieve a sense of coherence in their
• Ligne n°259 : identity.


• Ligne n°261 : Identity may be acquired indirectly from parents, peers, and other role
Ligne n°262 : models. Children come to define themselves in terms of how they think ...


• Ligne n°268 : Psychologists assume that identity formation is a matter of “finding
Ligne n°269 : oneself” by matching one’s talents and potential with available social ...

Ligne n°270 : ... roles. Thus, defining oneself within a social world is among one of the
• Ligne n°271 : most difficult choices a person ever makes. In the face of identity
Ligne n°272 : struggle, many end up adopting darker identities, such as drug abuse, ...


• Ligne n°281 : Three goals are required for the task of identity formation. The first
Ligne n°282 : task is discovering and developing one’s personal potentials. Personal ...

Ligne n°300 : ... to implement that potential and purpose. Open societies allow for role
• Ligne n°301 : mobility and flexibility to implement identity-related choices.
Ligne n°302 : However, this is not the case in close and rigid societies. For some, ...


• Ligne n°305 : Identity is never “final” and continues to develop through the
Ligne n°306 : lifespan. Knowing one’s identity accurately increases self-esteem and ...

Ligne n°305 : ... Identity is never “final” and continues to develop through the
• Ligne n°306 : lifespan. Knowing one’s identity accurately increases self-esteem and
Ligne n°307 : reduces depression and anxiety. When people are doing what they think ...


• Ligne n°334 : Purpose is not fundamental to identity formation, and vice-versa

Ligne n°339 : ... about "who am I?" or "did I achieve my purpose?" than about "what story
• Ligne n°340 : did I tell with my life?". Identity formation is nothing more than
Ligne n°341 : seeing yourself as a character in the novel that is society. This ...

Ligne n°343 : ... completely careless of their own fate - it doesn't matter. The
• Ligne n°344 : 'identity' and 'purpose' aspects are not important.


• Ligne n°352 : Your identity is a figment of your imagination. Your purpose is to
Ligne n°353 : reach a horizon that by definition cannot be reached. Life is more ...

Ligne n°354 : ... complex than ever, and it brings us ease to channel our confusion into
• Ligne n°355 : identity crises or depression, but these haven't always existed - and
Ligne n°356 : certainly not to the extent they exist in society today. ...

Ligne n°361 : ... The audience is in your head. Even if you're constantly switching
• Ligne n°362 : roles, plays, and theaters, you will find your identity and your
Ligne n°363 : purpose naturally in making them laugh, cry, and applaud. ...


• Ligne n°404 : 5 Key Ideas About Identity Theory


• Ligne n°406 : Can We Choose Our Identity?