When a role takes over one's identity (for example, when a teacher lectures to her children), we call this role rigidity.

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Role rigidity occurs when an individual allows a specific role (e.g., being a teacher) to dominate their behavior and interactions in contexts where it might not be appropriate or necessary, such as lecturing to one's own children as if they were students in a classroom.

When a Role Takes Over One's Identity (For Example, When