“Dislocation” is never mentioned as one of the stages. The answer should be found at the beginning of P2, where the rites of passage are described: “a rite of passage begins with separation from a position of security in a highly structured society; proceeds to alienation in a deathlike state where one is stripped of status, property, and rank; and concludes with reintegration into society accompanied by a heightened status gained as a result of the second stage.” The order is separation, alienation, reintegration.

The answer should be found at the beginning of P2, where the rites of passage are described: “a rite of passage begins with separation from a position of security in a highly structured society; proceeds to alienation in a deathlike state where one is stripped of status, property, and rank; and concludes with reintegration into society accompanied by a heightened status gained as a result of the second stage.” The order is separation, alienation, reintegration.

“Disintegration” is never mentioned as one of the stages. The answer should be found at the beginning of P2, where the rites of passage are described: “a rite of passage begins with separation from a position of security in a highly structured society; proceeds to alienation in a deathlike state where one is stripped of status, property, and rank; and concludes with reintegration into society accompanied by a heightened status gained as a result of the second stage.” The order is separation, alienation, reintegration.

“Dislocation” is never mentioned as one of the stages. The answer should be found at the beginning of P2, where the rites of passage are described: “a rite of passage begins with separation from a position of security in a highly structured society; proceeds to alienation in a deathlike state where one is stripped of status, property, and rank; and concludes with reintegration into society accompanied by a heightened status gained as a result of the second stage.” The order is separation, alienation, reintegration.

“Disintegration” is never mentioned as one of the stages. The answer should be found at the beginning of P2, where the rites of passage are described: “a rite of passage begins with separation from a position of security in a highly structured society; proceeds to alienation in a deathlike state where one is stripped of status, property, and rank; and concludes with reintegration into society accompanied by a heightened status gained as a result of the second stage.” The order is separation, alienation, reintegration.