Who was the main proponent within the Culture and Personality School?
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What is inform the people about the purpose, nature, and procedures of the research and its potential costs and benefits to them.
To conduct research among a group of people, the anthropologist must
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What is a band
A common social unit among foragers is the
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What is tribal society
In a(n) __________, most leaders will acquire their positions because of their personal backgrounds or abilities, rather than heredity.
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What is biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, cultural anthropology, and archaeology.
The four main subdisciplines of anthropology consist of
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Clifford Geertz
Who coined the term "thick description"?
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What is participant observation
Taking part in the events one is witnessing and describing is
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What is land, labor, and technology.
Means of production include what 3 things
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What is person of influence and prestige
A "big man" is a
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What is material remains.
Archaeologists study
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Franz Boas
Who was the grandfather of American Anthropology (characterized by cultural relativism)?
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What is reflexive ethnography
The style of ethnography in which the anthropologist puts his or her personal feelings and reactions to the field situation into the text is
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What is the way production is organized in a society
A mode of production is
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What is descent groups.
Kin groups with members who are related to a common ancestor are
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President Barack Obama's mother, Dr. Ann Dunham, was a
What is cultural and applied anthropologist.
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Herbert Spencer, Lewis Henry Morgan, EB Tylor
Who were some of the early anthropologists (armchair anthros) who approached culture from unilineal evolutionary perspective?
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What is Longitudinal research
__________ refers to the study of an area or population over time.
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What is generalized reciprocity
When an individual gives something to someone else but expects nothing in return, this is an example of
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What is inherited status.
A big man's position does not depend on
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What is adaptation
__________ defines the processes by which organisms cope with environmental forces and stresses.
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how functions of a culture were met through networks of relationships or institutions.
Anthropology focused on the idea that cultures were combinations of institutions, organized together in some kind of structurally integrated systems. All the different pieces to fit together in some way to keep the culture functioning generation after generation.
Provide a general definition of Functionalism in anthropology
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What is The genealogical methodÂ
__________ is a key technique because kinship and marriage relationships are so important in nonindustrial societies.
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What is nonindustrial food producing.
If rights to land are passed on through descent groups, the __________ adaptive strategy is most likely.
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What is hegemony
The internalization of a dominant ideology is called
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Bordieu
Who did we learn discussed the concept of Habitus (reproduction of the social structure results from the habitus of individuals)?