According to Erikson, establishing an identity involves

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Erikson believed that during adolescence, individuals face the psychosocial crisis of identity vs. role confusion. To successfully resolve this crisis, one must search for a unified and consistent self-image. Integration of the id and the superego (A) is a concept from Freudian theory, breaking away from parental influence (C) may or may not be necessary for identity formation depending on the individual's circumstances, and attempting to bolster one's ego (D) is not the primary focus of Erikson's theory of identity formation.

According to Erikson, Establishing an Identity Involves