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religiosity and resilience in adolescence  

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  • Interest in adolescence, a time marked by psychological and physical changes, has generated more than 16 theories to explain the content, meaning, and sequelae of this developmental period (Muuss, 1996). One, Fowler's theory (1981) of faith development, parallels Erikson's (1968) notions about identity crisis, that is, adolescence as a time characterized by numerous questions about identity in relation to faith. [Source: Encyclopedia of Applied Developmental Science; Religiosity and Resilience in Adolescence]

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