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scienceblog.com > n-psychologists-have-a-term-for-the-discomfort-of-knowing-exactly-who-you-used-to-be-and-struggling-to-describe-who-you-are-now-and-it-is-not-a-crisis-it-is-a-measurable-drop-in-self-concept-clarity

Psychologists have a term for the discomfort of knowing exactly who you used to be and struggling to describe who you are now: a measurable drop in something called self concept clarity — and it isn't a crisis

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (309+ words) The fuzzy feeling of not quite knowing who you are anymore has a name—and research suggests it might be a sign of growth, not confusion. Published August 6, 2026 · How we edit You know the discomfort even if you’ve never had…...