It is a widely-held anthropological viewpoint that
A) cultures differ greatly in their importance for study.
B) cultures are so different that no generalizations about them can be made.
C) some people cannot be said to have culture.
D) all cultures provide valuable information for understanding the human species.
E) cultures are so similar that only a small sampling needs to be studied.
D
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A. males prefer women who can reproduce successfully B. females prefer men who can provide resources C. many mate preferences are found cross-culturally D. all of these
There are limitations to the practice of traditional Navajo healing, including a shortage of practitioners
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Assigning fossil remains to a particular primate species
a. is an uncomplicated process b. requires splitting samples into as many species as possible c. requires making comparisons to well-known living species of primates d. can be accomplished only if the species is sexually dimorphic e. requires not making comparisons to well-known living species of primates
According to Deborah Tannen, women in the U.S. engage in "report talk" while men engage in "rapport talk."
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false