e Page(s) 159-160 4.3. How Do Adolescents Develop? Fill in the blanks to complete the passage about the development of identity in adolescence. The central question of adolescence is when teens often begin to think deeply about alternative: to identify ideas that are personally relevant to them. Many adolescents also form an identity that incorporates their knowledge, beliefs, and personal experiences of group membership. For virtually all adolescents, but especially for teens belonging to racial and ethnic . . . ..... minorities, play a key role in identity formation. educational * families career choices hobbies "Who can I trust?" * belief systems * "Who am !?" * ethnic-racial * siblings