Identity development is consistent across all domains of development. That is, an adolescent is likely to have the same level of identity resolution with respect to religious, occupational, political, and relational identity.

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According to Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, identity development is not necessarily consistent across all domains. Adolescents may have a strong sense of identity in certain areas, such as occupational or relational identity, but may still be exploring and developing their religious or political identity. Therefore, the level of identity resolution can vary across different domains.

Identity Development Is Consistent Across All Domains of Development