Special times or events marked by a change in the social status of the participants are referred to as:

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Rites of passage are defined as special times or events that mark a change in the social status of the participants, such as graduation ceremonies, weddings, or religious initiations. The other options, Miller time, purification rituals, and mortification rituals, do not fit this description.

Special Times or Events Marked by a Change in the Social