Fostering healthy identity development in adolescence

Seth J. Schwartz () and Mariya Petrova
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Seth J. Schwartz: University of Miami
Mariya Petrova: University of Miami

Nature Human Behaviour, 2018, vol. 2, issue 2, 110-111

Abstract: Identity formation is an important developmental process during adolescence, with several applied and public health implications. To prevent identity development from going astray, educational efforts, prevention programmes and policy initiatives are needed that help young people develop a healthy sense of identity.

Date: 2018
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