Adolescent identity formation is a crucial developmental process where teenagers explore and establish their sense of self. During this stage, they experiment with different roles, beliefs, and values, often influenced by their peers, family, and culture. This exploration helps them understand who they are and what they stand for, which is essential for their overall psychological well-being. Key factors in this process include peer relationships, family dynamics, and cultural background. Adolescents may face challenges such as identity crises or conflicts between their personal beliefs and societal expectations. Successfully navigating these challenges leads to a more cohesive and stable identity as they transition into adulthood.