Anthropological interview techniques:
A) are always the same from field project to field project.
B) always involve the same processes and same steps of procedure.
C) are no longer used in contemporary fieldwork.
D) have been adapted from philosophy.
E) are highly varied and situation-specific.
A
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A) the extremely wide breadth of the human niche. B) the human niche, which is narrower than that other species. C) human technological expertise, which allows humans to use resources in many ways. D) that human adaptations restore equilibrium to the ecosystem. E) A and C.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Cattle stand for the deviant members of society and killing them purifies society. b. Communal feasts are an effective way of distributing meat in societies without refrigeration. c. Meat is not an important resource in societies that practice such sacrifice. d. People who sacrifice animals have little understanding of ecology or proper animal husbandry. e. Only weak, sick, and elderly beasts are actually killed, thus proper management techniques are enshrined in religious ritual.
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a. primatology. b. linguistic anthropology. c. ethnology. d. paleoanthropology. e. anthropometry.