Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... adolescent subculture with what looks like a final rather than a transitory or, in fact, initial identity formation ... adolescent problems. If the earliest stage bequeathed to the identity crisis an important need for trust in oneself ...
... adolescent subculture with what looks like a final rather than a transitory or, in fact, initial identity formation ... adolescent problems. If the earliest stage bequeathed to the identity crisis an important need for trust in oneself ...
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... adolescent fears a foolish, all too trusting commitment, and will, paradoxically, express his need for faith in loud and cynical mistrust. If the second stage established the necessity of being defined by what one can will freely, then ...
... adolescent fears a foolish, all too trusting commitment, and will, paradoxically, express his need for faith in loud and cynical mistrust. If the second stage established the necessity of being defined by what one can will freely, then ...
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... adolescent's ego development demands and permits playful, if daring, experimentation in fantasy and introspection. We are apt to be alarmed when the adolescent reveals a "closeness to consciousness" in his perception of dangerous ...
... adolescent's ego development demands and permits playful, if daring, experimentation in fantasy and introspection. We are apt to be alarmed when the adolescent reveals a "closeness to consciousness" in his perception of dangerous ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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