Arrange the following concepts related to Weber's Iron Cage from the initial rationalization process to its ultimate consequence: A) Bureaucratic efficiency, B) Loss of individual agency, C) Methodical behavior, D) Critical self-reflection.

Weber's Iron Cage describes how modern society can trap individuals in a system of rules and regulations. It starts with the initial rationalization process, which is when people begin to think in a methodical way, leading to option C, methodical behavior. As this rationalization grows, it leads to A, bureaucratic efficiency, where systems become more organized but can also remove personal touch and creativity. Eventually, this focus on efficiency can cause B, loss of individual agency, meaning people feel less in control of their own lives. If individuals do not reflect on their situation, which is D, critical self-reflection, they may not realize how much they are affected by this system and how it limits their freedom.