The Customary Law Project in Papua New Guinea contributed all of the following EXCEPT:
a. a legal database of customary law followed by different social groups.
b. a formal list of effective social sanctions to be used.
c. a basis for lawyers to research legal precedence and establish a formal legal system in the country.
d. a means to alleviate conflict between customary law and the national legal system.
e. the development of a family bill to recognize customary marriages and the institution of polygyny.
b
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A. family B. culture C. geography D. education level
All of the following are true about the work of paleoanthropologists EXCEPT that they
A. study human evolution through the fossil record. B. do not have to worry about ethical and legal concerns, because they are dealing with the remains of dead humans. C. often work in a team with archaeologists. D. often work in another country (in the case of U.S. paleoanthropologists) and are required by the American Anthropological Association's Code of Ethics to establish truly collaborative relations with colleagues in that country. E. try to infer the relation between the physical and cultural features of the remains they are examining.
According to the scarcity explanation of hunger, the major cause of widespread hunger in the LDCs is
a. overpopulation. b. mismanagement of resources. c. unequal distribution of resources. d. All of these are part of the scarcity explanation of hunger.
When carrying out research in urban areas, anthropologists often use methods similar to those of __________
a. historians b. economists c. psychologists d. sociologists