The primary objective in fieldwork is that anthropologists ________
a. represent their universities with respect
b. work with other scientists so communities get maximum help
c. do fieldwork that will have a long-term benefit to the people
d. become friends with the people with whom they work
e. carry out all ethical responsibilities
ANSWER:
e
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Applied anthropologist Paul Farmer is associated with all of the following except:
a. he formed the medical group Partners in Health in Haiti. b. he established a clinic in Haiti to help deal with infectious disease. c. he focused his health work in Haiti on AIDS and tuberculosis. d. he works also in Jamaica to treat refugees from war-torn areas of Central America. e. he maintains an active practice in infectious diseases in the United States.
According to Sutherland in "The Case of an American Gypsy," Gypsies frequently take one another's Social Security numbers in order to hide their identities
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
While dark skin pigmentation has enjoyed a selective advantage in the tropics, the opposite is true in northern latitudes, where skins have generally been lightly pigmented. This light pigmentation enables the weak ultraviolet radiation of northern latitudes to penetrate the skin and stimulate formation of:
a. melanin. b. niacin. c. vitamin B. d. vitamin D. e. vitamin E.
Relative dating techniques:
a. rely upon stable isotopes. b. include biostratigraphy. c. are always accurate to within 500 years. d. can provide exact dates of fossil material. e. are based on the radioactive decay of unstable isotopes.