Early Adolescence and Its Conflict: Group Identity versus Alienation.

Newman, Philip R.; Newman, Barbara M.

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ERIC Number: EJ152666

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Publication Date: 1976

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Early Adolescence and Its Conflict: Group Identity versus Alienation

Newman, Philip R.; Newman, Barbara M.

Adolescence, 11, 42, 261-74, Sum 76

Article defines four basic concepts of psychosocial development as stages of development, developmental tasks, psychosocial crisis and coping processes. Adolescence is treated as two distinct periods of development, and the main conflict of early adolescence is discussed. (RW)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Affiliation Need, Conformity, Developmental Psychology, Group Dynamics, Group Status, Identification (Psychology), Peer Acceptance, Socialization

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