In Conjunction with Cultural Anthropology - Touro Institute
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c. the means by which a custom increases the complexity of a society<br />
d. the psychological as opposed to material rewards that a custom has for its participants<br />
10. Which of the following illustrates how the role of culture as an adaptive system influenced<br />
Dobuan life.<br />
a. it was learned as a result of hostility in child rearing practices.<br />
b. it was the result of historical accident.<br />
c. it was the result of precarious living caused by the unproductive soil of the island on which<br />
they live.<br />
d. it was an expression of their growing awareness of conflicting class interests.<br />
Matching Exercise - Chapter 1: <strong>Anthropology</strong> - A Definition<br />
1. ethnography<br />
2. ethnology<br />
3. HRAF<br />
4. function<br />
5. interpretive anthropology<br />
6. neofunctionalism<br />
7. feminist anthropology<br />
8. cultural ecology<br />
9. American Anthropological Association<br />
10. diffusion<br />
11. cultural evolutionism<br />
12. postmodernist anthropology<br />
13. cognitive anthropology<br />
14. applied anthropology<br />
15. Sir Edward Burnett Tylor<br />
16. Franz Boas<br />
17. culture and personality<br />
18. structuralism<br />
19. British social anthropology<br />
20. cultural area<br />
a. an approach that analyzes how cultures are adapted to their natural environments<br />
b. the movement of cultural traits from one culture to another<br />
c. an approach that emphasizes the relativism of all ideologies and the role of the<br />
anthropological fieldworker in the dynamic of developing an understanding of a<br />
culture<br />
d. an approach that emphasizes how each element of a culture relates meaningfully to its<br />
original context<br />
e. the first anthropologist to hold an academic position in a university<br />
f. the use of anthropological insights to solve practical human problems<br />
g. the development of general laws of culture through the comparative study of<br />
descriptive data about many cultures<br />
h. the major professional organization for U.S. anthropologists<br />
i. an approach that emphasizes the role of gender in cultural systems<br />
j. an American anthropologist who emphasized the importance of fieldwork<br />
k. an approach that asserts that the tendency of the human mind to think in dualities<br />
expresses itself in the symbolism of every culture<br />
l. a major collection of data about many cultures that is used to test the cross-cultural<br />
validity of ideas about relationships among various parts of culture<br />
m. a geographical region <strong>with</strong>in which individual cultures share many cultural<br />
characteristics<br />
n. a description of a human way of life by a cultural anthropologist who has personally
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