Culture and society are separate entities that never overlap
a. True
b. False
ANSWER:
False
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a. prejudice against a person based on his or her racial heritage b. the study of how cultures classify organisms in the natural world c. the view that the environment has great powers to directly shape the anatomy of individual organisms d. the measurement of different aspects of the body, such as stature or skin color
The function of an Institutional Review Board (IRB) is to:
a. Certify and approve departments of anthropology. b. Suggest disciplinary actions against researchers who violate ethical standards. c. Approve, monitor, and review all university research involving human subjects. d. Review articles submitted to academic journals prior to publication. e. Fund anthropological research.
An "aunt" or "uncle" who has no biological or marital relationship is an example of:
a. a cross cousin. b. fictive kin. c. an affine. d. a parallel cousin. e. a consanguine.
What is the difference between stratified and ranked societies?
a. In ranked societies rewards are inherited; in stratified societies they are earned. b. The nobility in ranked societies are not generally a great deal wealthier than the general population. c. In stratified societies wealth is the only type of reward that matters. d. The size of the population is the only significant difference between stratified and ranked societies.