| The hypotheses proposed were derived from a combination of literature on parenting, identity formation, and individuation in the family context. |
| The condition is also called the beginning individuation, a process of self-actualization that continues on to death. |
| Although the volume depicts a spiritual drought in the postlapsarian world that hinders its individuation, glimmers of the active imagination provide a vehicle for redemption. |
| The individuation of man appears to consist in the union of a rational soul with any convenient portion of fitly organized matter. |
| Increased behavioral autonomy facilitates secondary processes such as role exploration, identity formation, and individuation. |
| The positive effects of these processes are interdependent on the simultaneously establishing freedom of individuation and fragmentation. |
