Because sometimes they have a certain religion or they are just not wanting the environment to get better
The Identity Status Theory comes from psychologist James Marcia. He studied a person's exploration and commitment in different aspects of their lives, then broke down a person's sense of identity into four Identity Statuses.
Identity diffusion occurs when someone doesn't have a sense of having choices. They are not attempting or willing to make a commitment and will avoid exploring their options.
Moratorium status is when someone is in crisis. They either don't have commitments or aren't quite sure what they are, however, they are exploring and are ready to make choices.
Achievement comes once a person has experienced and worked through a crisis. They've explored their identity and made commitments as to their identity.
Foreclosure status is when someone has committed and have not experienced an identity crisis or explored their options. Their role, values, or goals may be influenced to conform to other's expectations (for example, parent's choices for their future).
To match your identity status and examples, 1. Diffusion is A (no big changes, coasting along), 2. Moratorium is B (struggling how to respond, exploring options), 3. Achievement is C (thought about options, committed to choice), 4. Foreclosure is D (was and remaining a vegetarian).
Millicent goes through some struggles while she is getting initiated so she can be in the sorority.
Answer: a) Willy, because he wanted Biff to be successful and was willing to live in denial about it to create his own reality
Explanation:
After Willy convinces Biff to ask for a loan from Bill Oliver, who is supposed to be one of Biff’s former employers, Biff discovers that Oliver has no idea what he´s talking about. That´s when Biff understands that Willy has been lying to him, and his family through a net of illusions that portrayed him as a successful salesman.