anthropology exam 1

Kinesthetically Processing Information

refers to the bodies ability to sense its position and movement, even without looking at things. It helps people navigate their physical space and interact with it. Learning through physical movement and interaction.

Frank Christ's Study Cycle

• preview (skim new material before class and note big ideas) *5 to 15 min before class

• Attend class

• Review (read notes, fill in gaps, develop questions, 10-15 min)

• study (schedule study sessions per class each week 30-50 min)

• check (are my study methods effective and can I teach the material to someone else)

Retrieval Practice

Spaced Practice

Successive Relearning

Anthropology

Social and Cultural Anthropology

Linguistic Anthropology

Biological and Physical Anthropology

Archaeology

Applied Anthropology

Culture

Disaster Anthropology

Emojis

Marcel Danesi

Jane from Jamestown

Pompeii

Career Types for Anthropology

Genevieve Bell

Misconceptions of Applied Anthropology

Skill Types from Anthropology

OSU Emergency Food Pantry

Food Bank vs Food Pantry

Types of Food Security and Insecurity

Florida Food Pantry Types During COVID and Reasoning

UNT Food Pantry Issues and Research

Social or Cultural Evolution

Unilineal Evolution

Lewis Henry Morgan

E.B. Tylor

Historical Particularism

Franz Boaz

Cultural Relativism

Ethnocentrism

evaluations of other cultures according to preconceived notions originating from your own culture

Enculturation

Direct Learning

Indirect Learning

Taboo

Food Taboo

Naiive Realism