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9780803971875

Identity Development : Adolescence Through Adulthood

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    9780803971875

  • ISBN10:

    0803971877

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-09-01
  • Publisher: Sage Publications, Inc
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Summary

'œKroger has crafted a readable and coherent account of the lifelong process of identity development. Richly illustrated with case study material, the book skillfully integrates biological, social, and cultural perspectives on a phenomenon often viewed as primarily developing within the person. The book clearly demonstrates that identity development is not restricted to adolescence, but that it is a lifelong process of construction and transformation. Its unique focus is theoretically infused, yet not overburdened by technical jargon. It's ideally suited as a specialized text that could be used in courses on adolescent development, life-span human development, or personality development. It should also be very useful for people working in human services professions with client ranging in age from adolescence to the elderly.' '”Harold D. Grotevant, University of Minnesota 'œA monumental effort at converging many data points into a meaningful web of life.' '”Sally L. Archer, The College of New Jersey What is identity? How does it change and also remain the same over the course of one's life-span? Identity Development attempts to answer these questions by providing a synthesis of theory, research, and practical consequences of the identity formation process throughout the years of adolescent and adult life. Through the use of lead-in questions and illustrative vignettes drawn from adolescents' and adults' own life experiences, Jane Kroger traces early precursors of identity concerns specific to young, mid, and later adolescence as well as addressing identity issues of early, mid-, and later adulthood. Appropriate as a core book for upper division or graduate courses in identity, adolescent development, and psychology of the self, the book can also be used as a supplement in personality development, social and personality development, and adolescent psychology. An epilogue provides a critical analysis of current identity research within an Eriksonian perspective. Chapters open with questions that are answered at the end of each chapter, and it provides essential reading for students and professionals interested in life-span development.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiv
PART I Perspectives on Identity 1(28)
Perspectives on Identity
3(26)
Origins of Identity: Erik Erikson
8(6)
Tripartite Nature of Ego Identity
9(1)
Identity in Life-Span Perspective
10(1)
The Identity-Formation Process
11(1)
Additional Identity Concepts
12(2)
Contemporary Approaches to Identity: An Overview
14(13)
Identity in Historical Terms
15(2)
Structural Stage Approaches to Identity
17(2)
Sociocultural Approaches to Identity
19(3)
Narrative Approaches to Identity
22(1)
Psychosocial Approaches to Identity
23(4)
Back to the Beginning
27(2)
PART II Adolescence 29(108)
Identity in Early Adolescence
31(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences on Identity in Early Adolescence: An Overview
32(10)
Biological Processes
33(3)
Psychological Issues
36(3)
Societal Influences
39(3)
Section Summary and Implications
42(1)
Coming to Terms With Pubertal Change: Identity Implications
43(3)
Section Summary and Implications
46(1)
Timing of Pubertal Change: Identity Implications
46(2)
Section Summary and Implications
48(1)
Identity and Sexuality
48(2)
Section Summary and Implications
50(1)
Contexts Affecting Early Adolescent Identity Development
50(6)
The Family
51(2)
Friendships and the Peer Group
53(1)
Broader Community Contexts
54(2)
Section Summary and Implications
56(1)
Back to the Beginning
56(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
57(2)
Identity in Mid-Adolescence
59(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences in Mid-Adolescence: An Overview
60(8)
Biological Processes
61(1)
Psychological Issues
62(4)
Societal Influences
66(2)
Section Summary and Implications
68(1)
Identity and Sexuality
69(1)
Section Summary and Implications
70(1)
Identity and Vocation
70(3)
Section Summary and Implications
73(1)
Identity and Meaningful Values
74(2)
Section Summary and Implications
76(1)
Contexts Affecting Mid-Adolescent Identity Development
77(7)
The Family
78(1)
Friendships and the Peer Group
79(1)
The School
80(2)
The Community
82(2)
Section Summary and Implications
84(1)
Back to the Beginning
84(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
85(2)
Identity in Late Adolescence
87(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences in Late Adolescence: An Overview
88(6)
Biological Processes
89(1)
Psychological Issues
90(3)
Societal Inflences
93(1)
Section Summary and Implications
94(1)
The Second Separation-Individuation Process and Identity Formation
95(2)
Section Summary and Implications
97(1)
The Beginnings of Intimacy
98(3)
Section Summary and Implications
101(1)
Actualizing Vocational Directions
102(2)
Section Summary and Implications
104(1)
Identity, Meaningful Values, and Personality
104(3)
Section Summary and Implications
107(1)
Contexts Affecting Late Adolescent Identity Development
107(5)
The Family
108(1)
The Peer Group
109(1)
Educational and Work Settings
110(2)
Section Summary and Implications
112(1)
Back to the Beginning
112(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
113(2)
Selected Identity Issues of Adolescence
115(22)
Identity and Adoption
117(4)
Section Summary and Implications
121(1)
Identity and Unemployment
122(3)
Section Summary and Implications
125(1)
Identity and Ethnicity
126(4)
Section Summary and Implications
130(1)
Identity and Residential Relocation
130(5)
Section Summary and Implications
135(1)
Back to the Beginning
135(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
136(1)
PART III Adulthood 137(108)
Identity in Early Adulthood
139(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences on Identity in Early Adulthood: An Overview
141(7)
Biological Processes
142(2)
Psychological Issues
144(2)
Societal Influences
146(2)
Section Summary and Implications
148(1)
The Course of Identity in Early Adulthood
149(2)
Section Summary and Implications
151(1)
The Contents of Identity in Early Adulthood
152(2)
Section Summary and Implications
154(1)
Identity and Intimacy in Early Adulthood
155(1)
Section Summary and Implications
156(1)
Identity and Generativity in Early Adulthood
157(2)
Section Summary and Implications
159(1)
Contexts Affecting Early Adult Identity Development
159(5)
The Family/Social Network
160(1)
The World of Work
161(1)
The Broader Community
162(2)
Section Summary and Implications
164(1)
Back to the Beginning
164(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
165(2)
Identity in Middle Adulthood
167(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences on Identity in Middle Adulthood: An Overview
169(9)
Biological Processes
170(3)
Psychological Issues
173(3)
Societal Influences
176(2)
Section Summary and Implications
178(1)
The Course of Identity in Middle Adulthood
178(3)
Section Summary and Implications
181(1)
The Contents of Identity in Middle Adulthood
181(2)
Section Summary and Implications
183(1)
Identity and Generativity in Middle Adulthood
184(3)
Section Summary and Implications
187(1)
Contexts Affecting Identity Development During Middle Adulthood
188(4)
The Family/Social Network
188(2)
The World of Work
190(1)
The Broader Community
191(1)
Section Summary and Implications
192(1)
Back to the Beginning
192(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
193(2)
Identity in Late Adulthood
195(28)
Intersection of Biological, Psychological, and Societal Influences on Identity in Late Adulthood: An Overview
197(7)
Biological Processes
198(2)
Psychological Issues
200(2)
Societal Influences
202(2)
Section Summary and Implications
204(1)
The Course of Identity in Late Adulthood
205(2)
Section Summary and Implications
207(1)
The Contents of Identity in Late Adulthood
207(4)
Section Summary and Implications
211(1)
Identity and Integrity
211(5)
Section Summary and Implications
216(1)
Contexts Affecting Identity in Late Adulthood
216(4)
The Family/Social Network
217(1)
The Broader Community
218(2)
Section Summary and Implications
220(1)
Back to the Beginning
220(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
221(2)
Selected Identity Issues of Adulthood
223(22)
Identity and Loss of an Intimate Relationship
224(5)
Section Summary and Implications
229(1)
Identity and Infertility
230(4)
Section Summary and Implications
234(1)
Identity and Threats to Physical Integrity
234(4)
Section Summary and Implications
238(1)
Identity and Coming to Terms With Death
238(5)
Section Summary and Implications
243(1)
Back to the Beginning
243(1)
Answers to Chapter Questions
244(1)
PART IV Epilogue 245(8)
Epilogue
247(6)
References 253(26)
Author Index 279(10)
Subject Index 289(8)
About the Author 297

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