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• W1570786630 abstract "Marcia (1966, 1993) translated Erikson’s (1950, 1968, 1982) writings on identity into a status classification model. He determined that the elements of exploration and commitment were representative of the core processes at play in establishing an identity in adolescence. Based on these two processes Marcia proposed a four quadrant framework for operationalising identity, which included the classifications of identity Achieved, Foreclosed, Diffused and Moratorium, and applied these classifications to occupational and ideological dimensions of life. Since the development of this model, a plethora of research has resulted, both expanding and refining its focus. That research has reviewed the cognitive processes at play within Marcia’s model, mechanisms that elucidate how exploration occurs, and subclassifications within the identity status categories as some pertinent examples. Absent in this research however, is reference to identity as a subjective experience, or identity as the way one experiences oneself. The current investigation sought to link this subjective element of identity to Marcia’s model of identity status classification, and to apply it to various age ranges. It argues that although there should be alignment between the subjective experience of who one is and one’s subsequent occupational, ideological or relational commitments, this is not always the case. The current project built on the research specifically related to Marcia’s (1966, 1993) identity status paradigm. Recruiting 346 participants (246 women, 99 men, one unspecified) aged from 17 to 84 years (mean age of 35 years (SD=17.39) for the women, and 43 years (SD=19.52) for the men), it attempted to define the subjective experience of identity and translate this into a model replicating Marcia’s four original classifications. This thesis argues that although the subjective experience of identity is a very personal experience, there is a ‘generalist phenomenology’ present within it, utilizing the constructs of Neuroticism, Openness to Experience, Sense of Coherence, Congruence, Reflection, Rumination, Self-acceptance, Self-esteem and Selfactualization to express this. These constructs were factor analyzed to determine whether they were linked by one underlying variable, namely the subjective experience of identity. Although the finding revealed was not quite as expected, it supported the development of a four quadrant model. Scores on these nine constructs were subsequently clustered into four groups, largely recognizable as the identity" @default.
• W1570786630 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1570786630 creator A5007928931 @default.
• W1570786630 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W1570786630 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W1570786630 title "Who Am I? The Experience of Subjective Identity" @default.
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