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What is the term for defining who you are, what you value, and where you will go in life?
identity
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What is the term for a lack of clear definition of self?
role confusion
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What type of identity development is characterized by being high commitment and exploration and psychologically healthier?
identity achievement
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What type of identity development is characterized by being HIGH exploration but LOW commitment, most anxious and least rigid/authoritarian, higher self-esteem and advanced moral reasoning?
moratorium
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What type of identity development is characterized by being LOW exploration but HIGH commitment, most authoritarian with greatest need for social approval and very close to parents?
foreclosure
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What type of identity development is characterized by being low exploration and low commitment, highest level of psychological/interpersonal problems, and rely on luck or fate?
role confusion
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What is the term for a person's sense of identity concerning ancestry or ethnic group membership?
ethnic identity
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What is the term for how important race is in defining your identity?
racial centrality
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What is the term for how you feel about being a member of your race?
private regard
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What is the term for how you think others view your race?
public regard
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What is the term for small groups of good friends that share similar attitudes, values, and family background characteristics?
cliques
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What is the term for the larger, more loosely organized groups based on reputation?
crowds
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What is the term for increased gender stereotyping in early adolescence? This leaves girls more vulnerable than boys to depression.
gender intensification hypothesis
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What type of antisocial person has their antisocial behavior begin in childhood and continue into adolescence and beyond? These early starters are at high risk for becoming chronic offenders.
life-course persistent offender
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What type of antisocial person has their antisocial begin at puberty and end in late adolescence? Their conduct problems stem from peer context.
adolescent-limited offender
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