Jason was confused about whether to propose marriage to his girlfriend.After considerable internal debate,he decided to propose.After he proposed and she accepted,he felt great and knew he had done the right thing.As the wedding date approached,however,he was overcome with doubt.He considered calling off the wedding but did not.Today he is very happily married and is glad that he stayed with his decision.Jason's experience is an example of:

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Jason's experience is an example of the MAMA cycle of identity development, which stands for "Moratorium, Achievement, Moratorium, Achievement." This cycle refers to the process of exploring different options and identities (moratorium), making a commitment (achievement), experiencing doubt or second-guessing (moratorium), and ultimately reaffirming the commitment (achievement). Jason's initial internal debate represents the moratorium phase, the proposal and acceptance represent the achievement phase, and the doubts before the wedding represent the second moratorium phase. The fact that he ultimately stayed committed and is now happily married represents the second achievement phase.

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