The phrase "adaptive identities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how individuals or groups adjust their identities in response to changing environments or circumstances.
Example: "In today's globalized world, many people find themselves navigating adaptive identities that reflect their diverse cultural backgrounds."
Alternatives: "flexible identities" or "dynamic identities".
Notably, this is what Marcia aims to describe in his conception of identity diffusion as an adaptive form of identity under postmodern conditions.
Findings also encouraged adaptive, flexible gender identities for clients and for therapists to acknowledge some men's needs to discuss emotions gradually, while also avoiding the assumption that all men are emotionally illiterate.
Therefore, facing current conditions, Marcia quite rightly discussed the term of identity diffusion later in his work as no longer just a kind of cataclysmic breakdown but maybe an adaptive form of identity that has to be positively evaluated: „it is adaptive to be diffuse in a society where commitment is not valued, and, in fact, may be punished" [ 31], p. 292.
Furthermore, it will help to distinguish adaptive forms of identity development that our adolescents and patients may reveal, and pathological forms in social interaction, in self-related representations, intra-psychic conflicts as well as in their neurobiological correlates – perspectives that finally may provide the key anchoring point of psychotherapeutic (and other) treatments.
To improve billet quality and the trackability and stability of secondary cooling water during continuous casting, the superheat is introduced into the water distribution for secondary cooling to design the relevant control system, based on the water distribution model, superheat and fuzzy self-adaptive PID (process identity).
Single-copy (1 1) orthologs were identified using Protein Ortho v4.26 [ 103] (parameters: NCBI Blastp[ 104] ] v2.2.21, E-value <1 × 10−10, alignment connectivity: 0.8, coverage: 40%, identity: 30%, adaptive similarity: 0.95, including pairs: 1).
To identity heavy flows, an adaptive traffic estimation algorithm is proposed.
For our consciousness a connection with the past is a connection with our mind, which derives from an adaptive desire to connect with an identity.
In identity crisis, continuity of self remains across situations and across time despite experimentations with different roles and usually resolves into a normal, consolidated identity with flexible and adaptive functioning [ 5].
Additionally, the corresponding adaptive updating method can adapt to changes of communication topology, including both exchanging coefficients and updating the identity of participating agents. .
