Ant 252 Quiz 2

Front 1

ethnocentrism

Back 1

using the practices of your own "people" as a yardstick to measure how well the customs of other, different peoples measure up.

Front 2

cultural relativism

Back 2

anthropologists were urged to interpret specific beliefs and practices in the context of the culture to which they belonged

Front 3

phonemas

Back 3

minimal units of sound recognized by speakers of a particular language

Front 4

morphmes

Back 4

the minimal unit of meaning in a language

Front 5

syntax

Back 5

the structure of sentences

Front 6

kinesics

Back 6

body language

Front 7

lexicon

Back 7

in a language is its vocabulary, including its words and expressions

Front 8

dialect

Back 8

variety of a language; speech patterns

Front 9

register

Back 9

versions of a particular language associated with particular social settings(court room talk vs. chat with friend)

Front 10

code switching

Back 10

switching from one variety(register) to another depending on audience

Front 11

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis

Back 11

the culture and thought patterns of people are strongly influenced by the language they speak

Front 12

minimal response

Back 12

non-verbal elements of communication

Front 13

tag question

Back 13

Women use these to convey submission in conversational speech

Front 14

medicalization

Back 14

process by which health or behavior conditions come to be defined and treated as medical issues

Front 15

embodiment

Back 15

we can not experience the body outside of culture, it inextricably instructs us in the interpretation of body signs; pain, beauty, desire etc are learned experiences of the body.

Front 16

overweight

Back 16

comparison to norm, BMI, HWR

Front 17

anorexia nervosa

Back 17

an eating disorder characterized by extremely low body weight and body image distortion with an obsessive fear of gaining weight

Front 18

obesity trends

Back 18

the gender difference in the total percent and site distribution of body fat, the concentration of obesity in certain ethnic groups, the increase in obesity associated with economic modernization, the powerful and complex relationship between social class and obesity

Front 19

motivations for eating

Back 19

hunger, celebration, social eating, emotional eating, competition

Front 20

food entitlements

Back 20

land on which to grow food, employment to gain wages with which to purchase food, moral obligation to ensure that others have food, governmental responsibility to care for constituency

Front 21

gray zone

Back 21

don't have to follow normal rules, survival over ethical

Front 22

lumpen

Back 22

bottom of social class, not apart of class because can't participate

Front 23

methadone

Back 23

more addictive then heroin and has more difficult withdrawal

Front 24

deghnu

Back 24

this and milk are used for fattening because they are white and flow through the body

Front 25

socialization

Back 25

the process by which people acquire the skills they need to participate in wider society, interact appropriately and assume social roles and responsibilities

Front 26

enculturation

Back 26

the social processes through which children come to adopt the ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving considered appropriate for adults in their culture

Front 27

Which group is the second largest racial group and has the highest rate of HIV infection?

Back 27

african americans

Front 28

What is the primary food entitlement of industrialized nations?

Back 28

Wage employment

Front 29

Discontinuous societies aim to?

Back 29

Separate the role of children from adult.

Front 30

White guy addicts

Back 30

shoot heroin, muscle it, have been beaten down by society, no since of strength, the way not into it for the high just do it because junkies, more dangerous, abscesses.

Front 31

African Americans

Back 31

inject heroin into vein to get higher faster, part of drug culture, try to make high fast and enjoyable, higher risk of overdose

Front 32

ageism

Back 32

anti-aging products, access, physicians provide more detailed and responsive information to younger patients, few physicians choose geriatric, palliative, or end of life care.

Front 33

social clocks

Back 33

culturally specific times for life activities: reproduction, driving, career, sex, reading, retirement, marriage.

Front 34

disease

Back 34

an abnormal condition of an organism that impairs bodily functions(medical)

Front 35

illness

Back 35

a state of poor health, synonym for disease(something you are experiencing)

Front 36

types of age

Back 36

social, chronological, biological

Front 37

age:social

Back 37

how you perform your age, dress and performance

Front 38

age:chronological

Back 38

your actual age

Front 39

age:biological

Back 39

your a appeared age by outside factors

Front 40

Hewlett

Back 40

Aka from Africa, Congo, fathers and infants

Front 41

Bourgois and Schonberg

Back 41

Right Dopefiend, Francisco

Front 42

Benedict

Back 42

Continuous and Discontinuous

Front 43

Goodlin/Lester

Back 43

eating disorders

Front 44

Film

Back 44

-Gulla people from South Carolina and Georgia, Mendi from Sierra Leone in Africa

Front 45

Continuous

Back 45

aging happens gradually, rather than having a sudden moment when you become an adult.

Front 46

Discontinuous

Back 46

where you are a child, and then suddenly you are an adult. the focus is on your status culturally not biologically.

Front 47

Childhood

Back 47

protected, vulnerable, obedient, submissive, play

Front 48

straight 18

Back 48

ban that seeks to prevent the recruitment and use of children under 18 in armed forces or groups and to bar the criminal prosecution of children for war crimes

Front 49

Rebecca Popene

Back 49

Azawagh people from Niger-Feeding Desire