Why do I constantly re-evaluate my core values and beliefs?
It's common to question your core values and beliefs, especially during significant life changes or when exposed to new ideas. This self-reflection often stems from a natural human drive to understand oneself better and align internal convictions with external experiences. It doesn't necessarily mean you're "confused," but rather that you're actively engaging with your identity.
Research from developmental psychology suggests that periods of identity exploration, which often involve re-evaluating values, are a crucial part of adult development for over 60% of individuals.
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