Keith's Father Is a Preacher, and His Parents Always Expected

Multiple Choice

Keith's father is a preacher, and his parents always expected him to become one when he became an adult. Keith never questioned this, and began identifying himself as a spiritual and religious person from an early age, eventually taking over his father's position at his church. Keith's identity development would most likely be described as ____________.

A) identity achievement
B) identity moratorium
C) identity foreclosure
D) identity crisis