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Anthropology 13 (Human Cultural Diversity) deals with an understanding of the phenomenon of _____ as that which differentiates human life from other life forms. |
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Anomie |
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Biology |
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Culture |
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Personality |
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Anthropology 13 also deals with an understanding of biology, behavior, and _____. |
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anthropology. |
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biomechanics. |
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culture. |
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development. |
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evolution. |
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Learning has been described as the acquisition of _______. |
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anthropological beliefs |
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biological backgrounds. |
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computer expertise. |
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information. |
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The term "anthropology" comes from the Greek and it refers to the "systematic wonder about" and the ______ study of humans. |
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scientific |
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humanistic |
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evolutionary |
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historical |
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Anthropologists deal with contemporary problems: how can _____ get along peaceably together? |
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animals |
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cultures |
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society |
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people |
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Anthropologists conduct "fieldwork" and Napoleon Chagnon pointed out that for the Yanomamo, ______ between villages are the products of developmental sequences. |
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aggression |
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behavioral assaults |
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alliances |
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none-of-the-above |
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Anthropological fieldwork resulted in _____ discovering the "Taung Skull" in 1924. |
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Louis Leakey |
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Richard Leakey |
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Donald Johansen |
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Raymond Dart |
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The "killer ape" theory of our ancestors was introduced by _____. |
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Louis & Mary Leakey. |
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Phillip Tobias. |
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Jane Goodall. |
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Raymond Dart. |
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In discussing "Human Cultural Diversity" in class, it was pointed out that _____ does not make predictions. |
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anthropology |
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biology |
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culture |
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evolution |
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The process of _____ that results in changes in gene frequencies and in the characteristics that genes encode is known as natural selection. |
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acculturation |
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differential survival and reproduction |
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culture change |
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none-of-the-above |
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As a result of the five weeks of this course, you should have realized that the earth does not yield its secrets easily, yet around the world, numerous scientists are unravelling the story of human _____. |
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actions. |
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biological awareness. |
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evolution. |
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none-of-the-above! |
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"The way we have learned about ourselves as women or as men affects how we communicate with others. This, in turn, affects others' ______." |
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attitudes. |
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behaviors. |
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perceptions. |
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descriptions. |
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It was pointed out that "you may not believe in _____, and that is all rights. How we humans came to be the way we are is far less important than how we should act to get out of the mess we have made for ourselves." |
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evolution |
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religion |
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culture |
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a supreme being |
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It is ______ that is so central to the human mind and it emerges with anyone with normal human abilities, even when hearing is absent at birth. |
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hope |
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religion |
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language |
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binocular vision |
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Derek Bickerton believes that language developed as a result of ______. |
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traders. |
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traders & missionaries. |
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children. |
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explorers. |
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