Using a life-story approach, McLean and Pratt (2006) found that the more the sophisticated the "meaning making" in an adolescent's life narrative, the

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According to the study by McLean and Pratt (2006), a sophisticated "meaning making" in an adolescent's life story was associated with a lower likelihood of being in a state of foreclosure, which refers to an individual's identity being based on the beliefs and values of others rather than their own exploration and decision-making. This suggests that a more developed sense of self and identity is linked to a more complex and nuanced life narrative. There is no evidence to suggest that it is directly linked to depression, pregnancy, or the presence of close friends.

Using a Life-Story Approach, McLean and Pratt (2006) Found That