The Sense of Self in Adolescence: Teenager Movies

After that, they asked Ronie about his identity, arguing that he did not receive the transcript, he always thought it was because he was a "straight A" student. The fact is that he received the transcript, but he is very popular, he chose not to care about his performance. He is more concerned about popularity than what he actually does. (Mount & Rash, 1987) Ericsson's identity theory is also drawn in two movies.

An identity identity is defined as self-awareness, or self-awareness to your character and personality. One of the basic tasks of adolescence is to achieve personal identity and safe self-consciousness. Teenagers comfortably accept more mature bodies, learn to make their own judgments, learn to independently make decisions, solve their problems, develop their own concepts themselves start. It is a person, so it is an identity. It is difficult to form a clear concept of self or identity when a teenager can not resolve the physical, sexual, and struggle as an independent person.

Adolescence is one of the most difficult and turbulent times in the lives of parents and their children. During the transition from childhood to adulthood, young people seek self-recognition and try to find their own place in the world; they learn to interact with society, adopt social norms, and determine priorities . Unfortunately, this process is not necessarily smooth. While other people are participating in illegal activities, some teenagers try to use substances. One of the biggest problems that teenagers may encounter in adolescence is to be a member of youth gang