An identity __________ is a young person who most likely comes from a rejecting and distant family.
a. achiever
b. forecloser
c. refuser
d. diffuser
Question 2
Rebecca is a college graduate who has made decisions about her long-term goals, although her goals are quite different from her parents' expectations for her. What does research tell us about where she may be in terms of Erikson's view of development?
a. Rebecca probably is an identity achiever who is confident in social interactions.
b. Rebecca is probably in an identity moratorium and will therefore remain there until she finds a job.
c. Rebecca has probably reached a level of identity characterized by a high degree of generativity.
d. Like most college students, Rebecca has delayed the establishment of an identity, and it shows in her impulsive behavior.
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