Having the chance to see and interact with scientists across a range of dimensions of diversity can help students develop their identities as scientists. (sciencemag.org)
Teens are developing their identity while exploring friendships, romantic relationships, and the larger world. (movingpastdivorce.com)
As children reach the teen years — an age where they're beginning to develop an identity separate from their parents — they may be particularly vulnerable to harsh discipline. (verywellfamily.com)