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cookcarl

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Sumner's review of 150,000 pages of notes on culture led him to the conclusion that ___________________ ____.
 
  a. people are essentially alike
  b. people generally hate one another
  c. most simple tribes refer to themselves as men and consider members of other tribes and societies as something less than men
  d. humanity is on the road to self-destruction
  e. all of the above

Question 2

In the newspaper article analyzed in the introductory chapter, poverty is the key
  ______________.
 
  a. independent variable, cancer is the key intervening variable, and unhealthy diets is a key dependent variable
  b. dependent variable, cancer is the key independent variable, and unhealthy diets is a key intervening variable
  c. independent variable, cancer is the key dependent variable, and unhealthy diets is a key intervening variable
  d. dependent variable, and cancer and unhealthy diets are key intervening variables



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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