In the theory of Psychosocial development, adolescents experience delay in commitment to personal and occupational choices, called -

Correct option is C

The delay in commitment to personal and occupational choices during adolescence is called "Moratorium." This term, introduced by Erik Erikson in his theory of Psychosocial Development, represents a stage of exploration and self-discovery before settling on an identity.
Information Booster:
1. Erikson’s "Moratorium" stage occurs during the Identity vs. Role Confusion phase.
2. Adolescents experiment with different roles and beliefs to form a stable identity.
3. It is a healthy phase of exploration critical for personal and professional development.
4. Overcoming this stage results in clarity and commitment to future goals.
Additional Information:
· (a) Stagnation: Refers to a later stage (adulthood), not adolescence.
· (b) Inferiority: Relates to Erikson’s stage of Industry vs. Inferiority (childhood).
· (d) Integrity: Pertains to the final stage of Erikson’s theory (old age).