Identity in Adolescence 4e : The Balance between Self and Other (Paperback, 4 ed)

Preface to the fourth edition　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Chapter 1: Adolescence and the problem of identity: Historical, sociocultural, and psychosocial views　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Historical approaches to adolescent identity Sociocultural approaches to adolescent identity Psychosocial approaches to adolescent identity Adolescent identity in the context of life span development Identity as the balance between self and other The structure of this volume and its chapters Conclusions References Chapter 2: Adolescence as identity synthesis: Erikson's psychosocial approach　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Erikson the person The nature of ego identity Identity: development and resolutions An optimal sense of identity Identity as a stage in the life-cycle scheme Criticism of Erikson's identity concept Measuring ego identity Marcia’s identity statuses Historical backdrop to Erikson's and Marcia's psychosocial models Research findings on adolescent identity exploration and commitment processes Gender and ethnicity in identity status research Current directions in identity research Criticism of the identity status construct Implications for social response Summary References Chapter 3: Adolescence as a second individuation process: Blos's psychoanalytic perspective and an object relations view　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Blos the person The nature of character formation The challenges detailed Character formation through adolescence A healthy character structure Criticism of Blos's construct and the second individuation process Theoretical elaborations of the second individuation process of adolescence: Links with identity Measuring the adolescent separation?individuation process Historical backdrop to Blos's separation?individuation challenge Research findings on adolescent separation?individuation Current directions in adolescent separation?individuation research Implications for social response Summary References Chapter 4: Identity as life story: Narrative understandings of adolescent identity development　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Pasupathi the person The nature of narrative identity Optimal narrative identity Narrative identity as part of lifespan personality development Criticism of the three layer framework including narrative identity Measuring narrative identity Research findings on narrative identity in adolescence Implications for social response Summary References Chapter 5: Identity as rooted in society and culture　　　　　　　 Sociocultural approaches to identity Adolescent ethnic identity development Rivas-Drake the person The nature of culture and cultural identity The nature of ethnic identity The integrative model for ethnic and racial identity development An optimal sense of ethnic identity Criticism of the Integrative model for ethnic and racial identity development Measuring ethnic identity Research findings on ethnic identity development in adolescence The present-day salience of ethnic identity Current directions in ethnic identity research and theory Implications for social response Summary References Chapter 6: Intersectionality, and the confluence of gender and sexual identity Bridging ideas: Intersectionality and identity integration Key concepts and reflections about gender identity Key concepts about sexual identity and reflections on the intersection of sexual and gender identity Research exemplars Summary References Chapter 7:　The forging of a brave new virtual identity 　　　　　 Globalization, adolescence, and identity development Generation Z’s digital landscape Research exemplars Summary References Chapter 8: Identity beyond adolescence: What comes next?　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Stability and change in identity beyond adolescence: Theory Stability and change in identity beyond adolescence: Research Adolescent identity resolutions and the psychosocial tasks of adulthood: Theory Adolescent identity resolutions and the psychosocial tasks of adulthood: Research Summary and conclusions: Identity as the balance between self and other References　　　 Name/Subject Index