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General Anthropology
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Procedures by which enthnographers discover and record connections of kinship, descent, and marrriage, using diagrams and symbols
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Cultural Anthropologists (Socialcultural anthropologist)
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A student of social life and culture, a practioner of cultureal antrhopology, whether ethnology or entnography
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Ethnography
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Field work in a particular culture
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Ethnology
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The theoretical, comparative study of society and culture; compares culture in time and space.
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Hominds
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Members of zoological family that includes fossil and ling humans
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Adaptation
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The processs by which organisms cope with envionmental stresses.
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Biological Anthropology
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Looks at human evolution and modern biological variation
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Archaeological Antropology
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The study of ancietn civilizations and peoples
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Linguistics
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The study of language and the many ways that humans communicate.
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Cultural Antrhopology
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Called Social Anthropology. The study of modern human traitions, customs, and worldviews.
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Health Care Systems
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Beliefs, customs, and specialists concerned with ensureing health and preventing and curing illness; a cultural universal
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Curer
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Specialized role acquired through a culturally appropriate process of selection, training, certification, and acquistion of a profession imagel the curere is consulted by patients, who believe in his or her special pwoers, and receives some form of special consideration; a cultural universal
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Scientific Medicine
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As distinguished from Western medicine, a health care system based on scientific knowledge and procedures, encompassing such fields as pathology, microbiology, biochemistry, surgery, diagnostic techology, and appliations.
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Culture
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Traditions and customs that goern behavior and belief; distinctly human; transmitted through learning
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Medical Anthropology
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Unites biological and cultural anthropologists in the study of disease, health problems, health care systems, and theories about illness in different cultures and ethnic groups
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Disease
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An etic or scientifically identified health threat caused by a bacterium, virun, fungus, parasite or other pathogen
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Anthropology and Education
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Antrhopological research in classroooms, homes, and neighborhoods, viewing students as total cultural creatures who encultration and attitudes towards education belong to a larger context that includes family, peers, and society.
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General Anthropology
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Procedures by which enthnographers discover and record connections of kinship, descent, and marrriage, using diagrams and symbols
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KDM
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Cultural Anthropologists (Socialcultural anthropologist)
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A student of social life and culture, a practioner of cultureal antrhopology, whether ethnology or entnography
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Ethnography
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Field work in a particular culture
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Ethnology
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The theoretical, comparative study of society and culture; compares culture in time and space.
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Hominds
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Members of zoological family that includes fossil and ling humans
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Adaptation
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The processs by which organisms cope with envionmental stresses.
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Biological Anthropology
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Looks at human evolution and modern biological variation
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Archaeological Antropology
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The study of ancietn civilizations and peoples
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Linguistics
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The study of language and the many ways that humans communicate.
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Cultural Antrhopology
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Called Social Anthropology. The study of modern human traitions, customs, and worldviews.
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