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Cultural traits that are shared by all societies are called universals.

True

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Which of the following are not the steps towards cultural competence as discussed in the article “Cultural Relativism vs Ethnocentrism: Understanding and Judging Cultures”?

forming friendships

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What does Julien suggest about adapting behavior in a new culture?

it helps integrate and benefit from diversity

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What is the anthropological approach to resolving ethical conflicts between human and cultural rights?

balancing both human and cultural rights

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Effective intercultural communication requires understanding and adjusting to different cultural norms.

True

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Which of the following correctly identifies the primary mechanisms of cultural change?

acculturation, innovation, diffusion

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What is the primary challenge for anthropologists regarding cultural bias, as described in the content overview?

identifying their own internalized cultural biases

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According to the readings discussing culture change, what role has mass media played in global cultural change?

it has accelerated cultural change worldwide

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In the video, “What is culture and why does it matter?”, which of the following would be the least influenced by culture?

biological traits and genetic inheritance

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Globalization is a slow and isolated process of cultural change

False

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Why does Kilman emphasize imagination in anthropology?

to understand history and envision diverse futures

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What does cultural awareness involve?

understanding and acknowledging cultural differences

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Which of the following is not a characteristic of culture?

Culture is static

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Michael Kilman’s TEDx talk about how to understand difference argues that imagination plays no role in understanding cultural differences

False

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Which term best describes the anthropological method used to explain behaviors and beliefs within their local cultural contexts?

cultural relativism

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The Kula Ring is an example of a market-based exchange system.

False

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Which type of reciprocity is most common among close kin or friends?

generalized reciprocity

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Which adaptive strategy tends to have the following characteristics: egalitarian social system, kinship based band societies, and extracting natural resources?

foraging

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The Human Generosity Project uses economic simulations to study altruism.

True

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In Marris’s and Shepard’s 2017 article what was the primary concern of conservationists regarding substance hunting in the Amazon that they got wrong?

It would cause “empty forests” devoid of wildlife

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Which of the following did not motivate younger generations in Hong Kong to reconnect with agriculture such as PEACH ecovillage?

government subsidies for farming

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According to Dr. Scaramelli in her video about gifts, exchange and reciprocity, what distinguishes a gift from a commodity in anthropological terms?

Gifts are embedded in social relationships and may carry expectations of reciprocity

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As the article noted about hunter-gatherers in the Amazon, indigenous hunting practices often include taboos and seasonal restrictions that help conserve wildlife.

True

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Indigenous foraging groups such as the Piraha of the Amazon, the Ju/’hoansi of the Kalahari Desert, or the Inuit of Alaska are largely egalitarian. This means that:

They have few differences in social status

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What are horticultural economies?

Subsistence economies that rely on non-industrial plan cultivation

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What do transhumance pastoralists do?

move herds seasonally to different locations

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What is mode of production?

the way a society’s social relations are organized to produce the labor necessary for generating the society’s subsistence and energy needs

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Which of the following is not a common feature of Segmentary Societies (Tribes)

Use of standing armies for enforcement

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Which of the following is not a form of authority discussed in this module?

Military

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Children in non-industrial or small-scaled societies have greater independence and autonomy than children in industrial societies.

True

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Power can be obtained through

all of the above

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According to Shaffer 2019, findings from the Human Generosity Project show that societies that normalize gift-giving and acts of generosity have lower rates of community resilience in the face of threats/hardship.

False

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How do chiefdoms differ from states?

Chiefdoms lack standing armies

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Which of the following is NOT a formal socio-political structure?

social control