Rec006 made a freudian slip in identity confusion when he was logged in as Rec006 and did a revision referring to himself in the third person.
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She suffered from racial-identity confusion where as a black child she prayed to wake up blond and in early adulthood reportedly had no black friends, male or female.
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Even if you don't ever go to the sister projects, you don't want somebody else using the same username as you, potentially causing identity confusion.
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The symptoms are intense yearning for the person, identity confusion, difficulty accepting the loss, bitterness, emotional numbness, inability to trust others and the feeling of being trapped in grief.
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At this point, one is in a state of'identity confusion', but society normally makes allowances for youth to " find themselves, " and this state is called'the moratorium ':
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As a result, this individual ultimately belongs to neither the dominant ( European American ), nor oppressed ( African American ) groups, and thus commits himself to a life of identity confusion and ultimately loneliness.
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Thus I in the story suddenly loses an exemplary figure embodying male ideals and power, which is more or less crucial in the development of a self-identity, even more so during the time of national identity confusion.
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When concern arose about German aerial reconnaissance of Scapa Flow, some Home Fleet ships were painted with disruptive Flotta schemes of dark brown, light gray, and light green polygons from April to August 1940 for concealment and identity confusion in port.
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Identity confusion has also occurred because of the use of local Social Security numbers by the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the Republic of Palau, whose numbers overlap with those of residents of New Hampshire and Maine.
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Colonial themes of identity confusion and the connection between maternal and imperial rule stand out less clearly in " Lucy " than in Kincaid s earlier books but have an underlying presence in Lucy s relationship with her white, affluent employers, her homeland, and her new surroundings.
