Applied anthropology
A. originated at the same time that anthropology's four-field approach became established among early twentieth-century U.S. academics.
B. has yet to be recognized by the American Anthropological Association.
C. encompasses any use of the knowledge and/or techniques of its four subfields to identify, assess, and solve practical problems.
D. focuses on preparing emerging academic scholars to improve their grant application skills.
E. is a European phenomenon.
Answer: C
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