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uestiofT 4 1 pts In the United States, more than 4 in 10 adolescent girls have been pregnant at least once before the age of 13 15 20 DQuestion 5 1 pts Daniel has explored his identity and understands and accepts his ethnicity. Which ethnic identity status describes Daniel's situation? Diffused Foreclosed Moratorium Achieved D Question 6 1 pts In Erikson's terminology, a coherent conception of the self made up of goals, values, and beliefs to which a person is solidly committed is called . id conscence superego O identityExplanation / Answer
Question 4: d
Explanation : According to the recent statistics and survey of the United States of America 4 in 10 girls get pregnant atheist once before the age of 20. 78% of these pregnancies are unintended.
5. d
Explanation : According to Phinney's model of ethnic development an adolescent goes through the three stage progression towards an ethnic identity. His workings are based on the theories of Erik Erikson and marcias identity status development theory. In the first stage the identity is diffused or foreclosed which means adoloscent either gives little thought to his ethnic identity or is able to take up some roles, identity of the ethnicity. Second stage is in line with marcia's moratorium where there's a state of role confusion. The final state is that of achievement where after exploration and clarity of one's own ethnic identity the adoloscent understands and accepts it like in the above example which is the 'acheived' ethnic identity status.
6.d
Explanation : Erik Erikson describes identity as the coherent conception of self made up of goals, values and beliefs that an individual is committed to. Erikson's definitions of I'd, ego and conscience are in line with that of Freud where id is based on pleasure principle, superego is the aspect of self that differentiates right and wrong and conscience is the moral part of self.
Therefore option d is correct.
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