Identity Capital is a theoretical construct in developmental psychology denoting the cumulative, fungible resources derived from an individual’s roles, relationships, skills, and experiences during adolescence that serve to shape and stabilize identity formation within dynamic social and career contexts.
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An empirical test of the identity capital model
James E. Côté · Journal of Adolescence · 1997 · 315 citations
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