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| 1 | According to Going International #1 , to succeed
we must learn the rules, but that is not
enough. We must: |
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| ask questions. | |||
| behave as a child. | |||
| cultivate linguistic skills. | |||
| decide to do something! | |||
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| 2 | Asen Balicki did his fieldwork dealing with educational changes among the Netsilik, located in: | ||
| Alaska. | |||
| Bavaria. | |||
| Canada. | |||
| Greenland. | |||
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| 3 | The term dege among the Dani of the South Pacific actually meant: | ||
| a human being. | |||
| a spirit or malevolent ghost. | |||
| creatures from their "heaven." | |||
| a dogging stick or spear. | |||
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| 4 | Anthropologists who did research on "Culture and Personality" are generally interested in: | ||
| modal personality. | |||
| basic personality structure. | |||
| cultural character. | |||
| all-of-the-above! | |||
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| 5 | In the early 1920s (when Margaret Mead did her fieldwork in New Guinea), the island of Manus was under ____ "control." | ||
| America. | |||
| Great Britain. | |||
| Australia. | |||
| Japan. | |||
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| 6 | For John Marshall (Bushmen of the Kalahari in the Guidebook), the "spine" of Bushmen life was: | ||
| trust. | |||
| peace. | |||
| cooperation. | |||
| all-of-the-above! | |||
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| 7 | It was pointed out in lecture that Margaret
Mead's 1928 publication entitled Coming of
Age in Samoa was declared to be: |
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| The best publication on Samoa ever (and still being read today!). | |||
| A useful publication but a bit out-of-date. | |||
| Declared to be the worst "nonfiction of the century" (in the year 2000). | |||
| None-of-the-above. | |||
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| 8 | According to Friedl (S&M), the key to women's power is: | ||
| the ability to appear submissive. | |||
| having a large number of children. | |||
| control over family finances. | |||
| control of goods and services distributed outside the family. | |||
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| 9 | The nation of Papua New Guinea became independent in 2005. | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 10 | A form of anxiety that results from an inability to predict the behavior of others or act appropriately in cross-cultural situations is known as CULTURE SHOCK. | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 11 | In Anthropology, HRAF refers to Harvard Research And Film (Inc.). | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 12 | In writing about Brazil, Scheper-Hughes (S&M) pointed out that "infant death becomes routine in an environment in which death is anticipated and bets are hedged." | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 13 | In traditional times "The nuclear family, consisting of the father, mother, and children, was the most important social unit among the Netsilik Eskimos. | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 14 | The cultural knowledge of the supernatural that people use to cope with the ultimate problems of human existence is known as COSMOLOGY. | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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| 15 | The sociopolitical Organization of the Dani of New Guinea is based on military control. | ||
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| FALSE | |||
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