Erikson's Stage Of Identity And Role Confusion
Erikson's stage of Identity and Role Confusion is a phase that occurs between ages 12 to 18. This stage is critical to transition into what type of person you want to be. Adolescents leave this stage with a sense of who they are and what they want to become, professionally and emotionally. Factors that impact adolescent development of identity include: family, society, and self reflections.
Families play a role on an adolescent's gender and cultural identity. Families help you identify yourself as a female or male. Society confuses you with the stereotypical males and females. If a girl acts masculine this is viewed in society as being the opposite sex. Your family then plays a role on your perception of the idea society gives you. If your
Families play a role on an adolescent's gender and cultural identity. Families help you identify yourself as a female or male. Society confuses you with the stereotypical males and females. If a girl acts masculine this is viewed in society as being the opposite sex. Your family then plays a role on your perception of the idea society gives you. If your