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Passages between one place and another or one activity and another are called:

1. separations.
2. routines.
3. transitions.
4. synchronous interactions.



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Final answer:

Rites of passage involve transitions through stages such as separation, transition, and incorporation to mark movement between social statuses.


Explanation:

Transitions in rites of passage are crucial as they mark movement between social statuses. These transitions consist of three stages: separation, transition, and incorporation. During the transition phase, individuals experience an ambiguous state as they move from their old identity to a new one.


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Passages between one place and another or one activity and another are called transitions.


Separations is moving apart.


Routines are fixed programs and actions that are followed daily.


Synchronous interactions are a form of communication where a system sends a message to the other system.

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