Identity, Memory, and Therapy
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This cluster of papers explores the development of narrative identity, autobiographical memory, and psychological well-being in emerging adulthood. It delves into the formation of life stories, memory specificity, and the impact of cultural and social factors on identity construction during life transitions. The research emphasizes the role of narrative identity in shaping individuals' experiences and well-being as they navigate the complexities of emerging adulthood.
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autobiographical memory; identity status; identity exploration; identity achievement; identity diffusion; identity commitment; ego identity; memory specificity; identity foreclosure; adolescent identity development; identity styles; identity moratorium; self-defining memories; quarter life crisis; overgeneral memory; overgeneral autobiographical memory; reminiscence bump; autobiographical reasoning; Autobiographical Memory Test; normative identity style; informational identity style; ruminative exploration; diffuse-avoidant identity style; identity distress; cultural life scripts
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Morton address: 36253650504420504 · morton4x16-v1
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