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______ is the method used by anthropologists to collect information by living with and participating in the daily lives of the people they are studying. -fieldwork -participant Observation -ethnography -ethnology |
Participant Observation |
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What method do anthropologist use when they study multiple societies similarities and differences before generalizing about human nature, human society, or the human past? -method acting -reflexive method -comparative method -positivist method |
Comparative method |
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The method of an anthropologist gathering data through fieldwork and then bringing their results and conclusions back to their academic peers for critical evaluation is called _____ -fieldwork -positivist consideration -reflexive ethnography -participant observation |
Reflexive ethnography |
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Sally Engle merry argues that human rights activist and journalist have a fundamental misunderstanding of what anthropological stance? -cultural relativism -ethnology -colonialism -reflextivity |
Cultural relativism |
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The main goal of all anthropology aims to do which of the following? -solve main kinds problems -critique other cultures -describe what it means to be human -figure out how someone died |
Describe what it means to be human |
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Anthropologist define culture as being: |
Learned Shared Patterned Adaptive Symbolic |
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How many fields is anthropology subdivided in to in the US? 2 3 4 8 |
4 |
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What does the AAA stand for in the AAA code of ethics? All about anthropology American applied anthropology American anthropological association Association of American allstars |
American anthropological association |
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The goal of cultural relativism can be seen as: promoting an understanding of cultural practices, particularly of those that an outsider finds puzzling True False |
True |
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In sudan, some said that virgins are "made, not born" chapter 2 discusses this example as... A positivistic approach to examining FGM A relativistic approach to examining FGM A multi-suited approach for understanding media views of gender And ethnocentric approach to the study of culture |
A relativistic approach to examining FGM |
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________ refers to a social system in which political conquest of one society of another leads to cultural domination with enforced social change. -colonialism -neocolonialism -capitalism -empire |
Colonialism |
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"Bands and tribes are two types of egalitarian political systems." True or false |
True |
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A _____ is a reproductive community of populations that occupies a specific niche in culture -allele -phenotype -cline -species |
Species |
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An appropriation of local cultural forms and their use on a variety of widely sold commodities is a dimension of globalization True or false |
True |
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Boasian attention forms of a social and cultural mixing highlighted the ____ mixing that takes place when human groups meet, providing a context to demonstrate that races do not exist. -cultural -biological -social -linguistic |
Biological |
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______ can be defined as the cultural construction of beliefs and behaviors considered appropriate for males and females -gender -sex -stratified societies -family |
Gender |
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______ defined classes in terms of their members different relations to the means of production -Boas -Malinowski -Marx -Geertz |
Marx |
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Caste in India is an example of _____ -social stratification -religion -gender roles -achieved status |
Social stratification |
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Entrenched beliefs in racial differences can influence how we perceive the differences in physical traits of Barbie and Shani Dolls, regardless of their actual appearance. True or false |
True |
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_____ is a principle of social classification used to create groups based on selected cultural features such as language, relgion, or dress -ethnicity -race -band -tribe |
Ethnicity |
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Which of the following is used by anthropologists to identify a relation by birth/blood? -a non-relation -an adoptive relation -a descent relation -Ann affinal relation |
A descent relation |
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Both sex and gender are biological constructs True or false |
False |
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Which of the following correctly describes a bilateral descent pattern? -recognizes only the mothers line of descent -recognizes only the fathers line of descent -only affinal relations -recognizes both the mothers and fathers lines of descent |
Both mothers and fathers |
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A person whom anthropologists describe kin relationships is know as: -ego -informant -sibling -wi |
Ego |
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Matrillineages are always also a matriarchy True or false |
False |
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Which of the following describes a group, formed by members who believe they have a common ancestor, that is often a mythical ancestor or totem? -clan -ego -Phratry -an ascribed status group |
Clan |
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In a kinship pattern, which of the following would be eligible to be identified as a cross-kin? -egos father's brothers son -egos father's brothers wife -egos mothers brothers daughter -egos mothers sisters son |
Egos mothers brothers daughter |
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Compadrazgo is a form of ritual co-parenthood common in which relgion? -southern Europe -Latin America -pacific islands -eastern Europe |
Latin america |
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Why are there relatively few names in use among the ju/joansi? -only 5 letters in the alphabet -b/c in each kin group, the same names are used every other generation -because certain names have religious association -because post colonoalization only certain European names are now in use |
Same names are used within every other generation |
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Among the inupiat... -almost anyone can be considered a relative -virtually no one is considered a relative -only direct descendant are considered relatives -only parallel cousins are related |
Almost anyone can be considered a relative |
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According to its description, marriage does which of the following? -transforms status of participants -determines who and who u can't have sex with -creates relationships between the kin of the partners -all of the above |
All of the above |
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Your mother in law is an example of what kind of relationship? -affinal -consanguinal -exogamous -matriarchal |
Affinal |
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When a close kin, such as a sister, is off limits as a spouse or secular partner, is an example of? -endogamous relationship -exogamous relationship -incest taboo -marriage taboo |
Incest taboo |
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A marriage pattern in which a man may be married to more than one wife at a time is what? -polygamy -polygyny -polyandry -patrilocal |
Polygyny |
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When a woman marries a man and then they decide to take a second husband and both men share the title of father is called -fraternal polyandry -polygynandry polyandry -associated polyandry-alliance intensifying -alliance intensifying |
Associated polyandry |
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Bride wealth differs from dowry in that bride wealth demonstrates goods being transferred ________. -from grooms family fo brides fam -brides family to the groom -brides parents to bride -grooms parents to the groom |
Grooms family to the brides family |
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______ is the family pattern made up of three generations living together -conjugal family -extended family -joint family -nuclear family |
Extended family |
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For the Dani, the people of Highland new Guinea, a married couple does not have sex with eachother for 5 years after birth of a child this is ____. -sexual selection -a post-partum sex taboo -a marriage taboo -homosexual relations |
Postpartum sex taboo |
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A women must marry within her village. This is an example of ____. -exogamous marriage -endogamous marriage -residential marriage -avunculocal marriage |
Endogamous marriage |
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Anthropologist view language ad an object of study in its own right. True of false. |
True |
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The verb to be called by the copula by linguistics is _______. -found in all languages -found in only the English language -found only in Latin -not found in all languages |
Not found in all languages |
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______ are those characteristics of language that, when taken together, differentiate it from other known animal communication systems. -design features -openness -call systems -patterning |
Design features |
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Channels of transmission use by nonhuman primates are far more sophisticated than American sign language. True or false |
False |
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Groups who hunt and gather are ____. -food collectors -food producers -slash and burners -any of the above |
Food collectors |
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Slash and burner cultivation is known by the term ________. -foraging -stidden agriculture -market gardening -ranching |
Swidden agriculture |
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You would most likely find a pastorialist... -cultivating land for crops -burning land for agro business -milking a goat -eating grass soup |
Milking a goat |
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An exchange of goods from one person to another, where there is no expectations of immediate return, or any expectation of the value of any future return is called ____. -balanced reciprocity -generalized reciprocity -redistribution -negative reciprocity |
Generalized reciprocity |
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If I was to attempt to get something in return for nothing... |
Negative reciprocity |
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What type of subsistence strategy was Marshall sahlins referring to when he coined the phrase "the original affluent society?" -food collectors -food producers -industrialized nations -americans |
Food collectors |
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Weiners work in the trobriand islands identified that women's wealth was established through... |
Banana leaves |
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Trinidadians like coca cola because... |
It is regarded as an upmarket of "black sweet drink" |
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How many modes of production does anthropologist eric wold suggest? 3 4 5 6 |
3 |
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Within wolf's modes of production, which mode is commonly associated with the exchanges of labor between spouses? -capitalist mode -tributary mode -kin ordered mode -any of of the above |
Kin ordered mode |