Once formed, identity __________.
A) remains stable throughout the lifespan
B) continues to be refined in adulthood
C) tends to be rigid and ready-made
D) prevents people from questioning their choices
Question 2
Eighteen-year-old Gisela stopped attending her church youth group and Sunday services, and, contrary to her conservative parents beliefs, became immersed in a liberal political movement. Two months later, she lost interest in the movement and joined a new church. According to Erikson, Gisela is experiencing __________.
A) an identity crisis
B) inferiority
C) identity foreclosure
D) identity diffusion
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