Lack of self-identity

Definition

Lack of self-identity refers to a condition where an individual struggles to understand their own values, beliefs, and sense of self. It involves a lack of clarity and confidence in one's own identity.

Related terms

Identity crisis: A period of intense exploration and uncertainty about one's identity, often occurring during adolescence.

Self-concept: The collection of beliefs and perceptions we have about ourselves that shape our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Identity formation: The process through which individuals develop their unique sense of self by integrating various aspects such as personal experiences, values, roles, and cultural influences.