Answer:
D). All of the above.
Step-by-step explanation:
Identity can simply be stated as the fact/evidence of being who or what we are and the qualities or character that distinguishes us(a person) from the other. It includes the qualities, beliefs, attributes, outlooks that comprise an individual. In psychology, it is called as 'totality of an individual's self' which includes both the social and personal traits of a person. Thus, the answer to this question would be all of the above, as attributes exemplify the inherent characteristics that comprise an individual and his identity while social and personal identity are two dimensions of a person's identity that represents them differently at different domains(personal and social) of life. Therefore, the correct answer is option D.