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| A fieldwork Method in which the researcher lives with the people and studies them. |
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| Problem Oriented Research |
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| A type of research aimed at solving problems. |
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| Research carried out among living peoples in their societies. |
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| A written account of the views of the people and the anthropologist. |
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| The presence of the researcher causes people to behave differently. |
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| Information that is collected in a fieldwork situation that describes feelings. |
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| A map of the location of where certain things in cultures takes place. |
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| A branch of anthropology that deals with the production and consumption systems of cultures. |
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| Argued that the environment does determine culture and founded cultural ecology. |
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| Used in a educational setting and usually is involved with the advancement of theories. |
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| Used in the identification of human remains after a natural or cultural disaster. |
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| Cultural Resource Management |
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| Involved in the protection of archaeological sites and other culturally important areas. |
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| The study of biological behaviors that affect health. |
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| Train people for future interactions. |
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| Developmental Anthropology |
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| Creates programs to help social and economic problems. |
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| Seeing how a program or action would affect a culture. |
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| Collecting data for future programs. |
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| Environmental Determinism |
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| The place where a culture exists plays a major role in the development of that culture. |
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| Process in which humans adapt to their environment and learn to work with it. |
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