In late adolescence or early adulthood, one typically puts all the disparate parts of the self together in a systematical way and construct a general theory of self-understanding. We refer to this as
A) the possible self.
B) self-integration.
C) the ideal self.
D) self-consciousness.

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Self-integration is the process in which an individual puts all the different parts of themselves together in a systematic manner, resulting in a general theory of self-understanding. This typically occurs during late adolescence or early adulthood. Options A, C, and D refer to different aspects of the self, but do not specifically relate to the process of self-integration.

In Late Adolescence or Early Adulthood, One Typically Puts All