Mason critiques the ways in which social scientists have tried to define "rite of passage"and asserts that

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Mason's critique likely emphasizes the individuality of experiences in rites of passage, suggesting that a single model cannot capture the diversity of personal experiences initiates have, which aligns with choice A. Turner's definition being invalid (B) is too strong a statement without specific context, and the emphasis on nonverbal over verbal communication (C) or the composition of the liminal stage (D) are not directly related to critiquing the definition of rites of passage.

Mason Critiques the Ways in Which Social Scientists Have Tried