The most critical characteristic of a hunting-and-gathering society is that:
a. there is great inequality.
b. individuals are homogenous and have the same everyday experiences.
c. women's and men's roles are not distinct.
d. providing food is relatively easy.
b
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Information from inside high performance sports suggests that doping is seen as
A. a management driven strategy to control athletes. B. a normal part of the process of training, recovery, and competition. C. an indication of moral corruption and weak moral character. D. something that fans expect and encourage.
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What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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