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A specialized role in which an applied anthropologist conducts a fairly specialized type of research designed to determine whether a proposed program or project is needed is that of
 
  a. advocate.
  b. needs assessor.
  c. impact assessor.
  d. expert witness.
  e. cultural broker.

Question 2

A specialized role in which an applied anthropologist interprets research findings so that policy makers, planners and administrators can make more culturally sensitive decisions is that of
 
  a. research analyst.
  b. expert witness.
  c. impact assessor.
  d. trainer.
  e. advocate.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A





 

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