Which of the following statuses of the adolescent stage of development does not represent a successful resolution of the identity problem?
A) Identity diffusion
B) Alienated achievement
C) Foreclosure
D) Moratorium

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Alienated achievement is not a successful resolution of the identity problem, as it is characterized by a lack of commitment to any particular role or goal, and a feeling of alienation from society. The other options all represent different stages of the identity development process, with identity diffusion being an inability to establish a sense of identity, foreclosure being a premature commitment to a particular identity without exploration, and moratorium being an active exploration of different identities before ultimately committing to one.

Which of the Following Statuses of the Adolescent Stage of Development