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| Dettwyler believes that the nutritional information that she gave to the mother of Child #104 several years earlier is a primary reason that he was still alive |
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| like humans, most primate species are highly social |
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| Name one disease/illness that is common among children in Magnambougou |
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| Franz Boas promoted the theoretical approach called _____, which is the view that individual cultures must be studied and described in their own terms and understood within their own historical context. |
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| Dettwyler made no attempts to help Daouda's mother when she realized how undernourished the child was. |
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| The research method in cultural anthropology that involves living in a culture for an extended period while gathering data is |
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| one way that cultural anthropologists record their findings while in the field is in the form of |
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| The deaths of Kay and Mickey had little impact on Dettwyler's research when she was in Mali the first time |
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| One step in anthropological fieldwork that comes before going to the field is |
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| A main difference between chimpanzees and bonobos is that |
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| bonobos use sexual interaction to prevent conflict |
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| Which language did Dettwyler primarily use in her field work |
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Archaeologists use which of the following as research materials?
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| Anthropology is usually divided into four fields, but some people claim that a fifth should be included, called |
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| humans are the only animals capable of making and using tools |
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| The domestication of _____ was the first step in the transition to the neolithic in africa |
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| When Dettwyler returned to Mali to continue her research, who did she bring with her? |
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| The approach in cultural anthropology that focuses on what local people think or say is called ____, while the outsider's analysis is referred to as ____. |
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| One thing about which most cultural anthropologists agree is |
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| The importance of doing fieldwork |
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| Dettwyler did not experience any culture shock when she returned to Mali |
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| Which insects are both annoying and dangerous to human health in Mali? |
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| Where did Dettwyler and her husband originally plan to do their research? |
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| What kind of verbal exchange is indispensable in everyday life in Mali and helps to show politeness and respect? |
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| To ask a series of questions regarding how the person is |
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| The increased spread of international ties and spread of Western capitalism worldwide is referred to as |
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| Why did Daouda's mother not remember or utilize the nutritional information that Dettwyler shared with her? |
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| She is mentally challenged. |
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| What is one method of ethnographic research that Dettwyler used in Mali. |
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| She recorded weights and heights. |
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| The French Anthropologist Claude-Levi-Strauss is associated with the theoretical perspective called |
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| Culture is being destroyed by |
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| Where is the earliest evidence of the Neolithic revolution found? |
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| Gender is a less important micro cultural factor in anthropological fieldwork than "race" or ethnicity. |
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| Modern humans are not part of the primate order. |
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| Evidence suggests that the most important factor leading to sedentism in the western hemisphere was |
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| Most north American anthropologists agree that general anthropology consists of five fields. |
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| Given current globalization and the rarity of small, isolated cultures, many contemporary cultural anthropologists have abandoned. |
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| Brachiation is a form of primate locomotion that involves |
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| According to ethical guidelines of the American Anthropological Association, undergraduate students aren;t allowed to do anthropological fieldwork. |
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| Microcultures can be formed on the basis of institutions such as hospitals and schools |
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| Doing research among powerful people is called |
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| absolute cultural relativism is a view that promotes questioning an debate concerning cross-culture practices |
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| A major catalyst to the adoption of a code of ethics by the AAA was |
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| Both globalization and localization can be seen in the spread of McDonald's restaurants. |
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| Dettwyler's Research assistant |
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| Many early hominids were _____, meaning they ____ on two feet |
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| Referring to her child research subjects in her research notes, Dettwyler mainly used: |
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| The women in Dettwyler's field site mainly attributed the practice of female circumcision to "Tradition" |
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| Data that are numerical and are presented in charts and tables are called quantitative |
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| Malinowski's functionalism approach is similar to the concept of _____, which is the interrelatedness of various aspects of culture. |
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The main way cultural anthropologists present their findings about culture
A descriptive writing about a culture
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| The functionalist approach says that: |
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| culture is like a biological organism with interacting parts. |
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| The tendency to apply one's own cultural values in judging the behavior and beliefs of people raised in other cultures is known as |
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| When doing field work, establish rapport |
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| can involve exchanging gifts with the local people. |
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