An alternative to the concept of national character is ______________________.
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group personality
independence training
stereotyping
core values
modal personality
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In North American society self-awareness does not occur until about ________ years of age.
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5
2
6
4
3
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One of the pioneers of anthropology is _______________.
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Mary Douglas
Margaret Mead
Nancy Scheper-Hughes
Ruth Benedict
Catherine Bateson
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Today in Native American Societies the preferred term to describe an individual who falls between the categories of “man” and “woman” is known as _______________.
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passive homosexual
effeminate
gay
berdache
two-spirit
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5.
The personality typical of a society, as indicated by the central tendency of a defined frequency distribution, is called, _______________.
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a core value
a modal personality
a nuclear personality
a pattern of affect
culture and personality
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_______________ are child-rearing practices that foster compliance in the performance of assigned tasks and reliance on the domestic group, rather than reliance on themselves.
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“Tough love” training
Independence training
Dependence training
Domesticity training
Assertiveness training
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7.
Navajo babies begin to learn the importance of community at the _______________.
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Sadhu Ritual
Walkabout Ceremony
First Laugh Ceremony
Baptism Ritual
Corn Goddess Ceremony
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8.
For anthropology, _______________ developed the idea that personality is a cultural construct.
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Benjamin D. Paul
Betty Friedan
Ruth Fulton Benedict
Michael Cole
Elizabeth Colson
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_______________ is the process by which culture is passed from one generation to the next, and through which individuals become members of their society.
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Assimilation
Enculturation
Accommodation
Acculturation
Adaptation
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10.
Another name for an ethnic psychosis is a _______________________________.
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mental ethnic syndrome
culture psychosis
cultural mental anomaly
culture bound syndrome
none of the above
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In Western countries, a culture-bound psychological disorder known as _______________ occurs most frequently among young women in which a preoccupation with thinness produces a refusal to eat.
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anorexia nervosa
pibloktoq
latah
bulumia
amok
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12.
Even though flawed, national character studies were important to anthropological research because they helped to turn studies from small-scale farming communities, hunters and foragers, to ___________________________________________ .
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large-scale multinational characteristics
urban homeless
independence training
stereotypes
large-scale contemporary state societies
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The _______________ includes definitions and explanations of objects, spatial orientation, and temporal orientation, as well as culturally defined values, ideals, and standards that provide an individual with a normative orientation.
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vital self
tabula rasa
patterns of affect
behavioral environment
core values
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_______________ orientation includes standards that indicate what ranges of behavior are acceptable for males and females in a particular society.
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Spatial
Normative
Gender
Object
Temporal
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The concept of tabula rasa _______________.
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is a linguistic method of doing frame substitution
implies that individuals are shaped primarily by their experiences, which differ from culture to culture
was developed in the 20thcentury
tabulates the influence of race on culture
states that the races are biologically different
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16.
Biomedicine is the predominant medical system found in _______________.
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Native American societies
Asia, Africa, and Latin America
Hindu cultures
indigenous societies
Euramerica
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Margaret Mead’s study of three societies in New Guinea demonstrated that _______________.
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women are biologically programmed to be passive, obedient, compliant, loyal and caring
men are biologically programmed to be tough, aggressive, assertive, dominant, self-reliant and achievement-oriented
women are biologically programmed to be tough, angry, and efficient
men are biologically programmed to be interested in self-decoration, art, theater and petty gossip
none of the above
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The agents of enculturation _______________.
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are persons involved in transmitting culture to the next generation
are at first the members of the family into which the child is born
vary, depending on the structure of the family into which a child is born
include peer groups and school teachers
all of the above
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19.
The core values of _______________ culture promote the integration of the individual into a larger group.
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Anglo-American
Filipino
Scandinavian
Jewish
Chinese
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20.
Female anthropologist _________________________________ stated that the purpose of anthropology is to “make the world safe for human differences.”
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