Familial Correlates of Identity Formation in Late Adolescence: A Study of the Predictive Utility of Connectedness and Individuality in Family Relations.

Campbell, Eugene; And Others

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Publication Date: 1984

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Familial Correlates of Identity Formation in Late Adolescence: A Study of the Predictive Utility of Connectedness and Individuality in Family Relations.

Campbell, Eugene; And Others

Journal of Youth and Adolescence, v13 n6 p509-25 Dec 1984

The predictive utility of measures of family connectedness and individuality differentiating among diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium, and identity achievement status was examined. Data were obtained from college freshmen and their parents on perceptions of independence, communication, and emotional affection. (DWH)

Descriptors: Adolescent Development, Affective Measures, College Freshmen, Emotional Development, Family Relationship, Higher Education, Identification (Psychology), Interpersonal Communication, Predictive Validity, Self Concept, Young Adults

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