Neandertals lived:
A. exclusively in caves
B. exclusively in open-air sites
C. exclusively in the mouths of caves or under rock shelters
D. in the mouths of caves or in open-air sites
D. in the mouths of caves or in open-air sites
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a. Cross-cultural shock. b. Culture shock. c. Cultural entropy. d. Alienation orientation. e. Psychological solipsism.
In the context of sex differences, unlike in males, in females:
A. the subpubic angle is smaller and mastoids are relatively larger. B. the ilia are less broadly flared outward, and brow ridges are more pronounced. C. the size of the space created by the pelvic girdle is larger. D. the angle of the jaw or ramus of the mandible is smaller.
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The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis suggests that the grammar of a language structures the culture of its speakers
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