Cognitive reasoning regarding identity achievement and identity commitment

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The book delves into the critical phase of adolescence, emphasizing the importance of identity formation amidst evolving social roles and independence from parental influence. It explores key concerns such as gender roles, relationships, and personal values, highlighting how these factors contribute to an adolescent's sense of self. Theoretical frameworks from Erikson and others are discussed, illustrating how self-knowledge and the ability to answer fundamental questions about one's identity guide decision-making and conflict resolution, shaping a responsible and autonomous adult life.