According to james marcia, identity status is based on.

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Identity-Diffusion status : neither explored the options, nor made a commitment to an identity. example : borderline personality disorder. example: one asks about their political affiliation & after thinking about it says they do not identify with any political party and really do not know much about politics

Identity-Foreclosure status: made a commitment to an identity but not explored the options. they use choices or values of others. example: identify as a Christian without ever questioning their belief system

Identity-Moratorium status: exploring options but no commitment to an identity. example visiting different churches.

Identity-Achievement status: after exploring options , have made a commitment to an identity. The individual has attained a coherent and committed identity based on personal decisions. example: leaves lucrative employment to pursue art or a much lower-paying (but more personally satisfying) employment.

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