Multiple Choice
One piece of evidence that supports a Freudian interpretation for male rites of passage is that:
A) They occur in all societies.
B) They are more common in cultures in which boys have strong identification with their mothers.
C) The imagery used in them seems to be closely associated with dreams.
D) They involve elements of repression and reaction formation.
E) Many of the themes they express seem closely tied to the id.
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