After considerable debate, Drew proposed to his girlfriend. As the wedding date approached, he was overcome with doubt and considered calling it off. He did not cancel the wedding and is happily married today. Drew's experience is an example of: A. identity diffusion. B. identity foreclosure. C. the "MAMA" cycle of identity development. D. the values-conflict tension in identity development.

C. the "MAMA" cycle of identity development.

Explanation:

James Marcia was a famous psychologist who has proposed the four distinct stages of identity stages or statuses while developing the role of an individual and included diffusion, achievement, foreclosure, and moratorium stages.

MAMA cycles of identity development refers to the process through which an individual's identity status begins to change from moratorium to achievement and therefore to the moratorium to achievement. These changes in identity development can occur throughout life. In an individual's identity development, the family atmosphere is important and provides connectedness and individuality.

In the question above, Drew's experience is an example of the "MAMA" cycle of identity development.