Which of the following identity statuses is characterized by a period of questioning and crisis followed by the formation of occupational and ideological commitments?

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Identity achievement is characterized by a period of questioning and crisis, in which an individual explores and considers different identity options. This is followed by the formation of clear and committed occupational and ideological commitments. In contrast, identity foreclosure involves the acceptance of an identity without exploration or consideration of alternatives, whereas identity confusion is characterized by a lack of commitment or direction in areas of identity. Finally, moratorium involves an active exploration of different identity options but without yet forming a clear commitment.

Which of the Following Identity Statuses Is Characterized by a Period