What role is an applied anthropologist fulfilling when he or she provides cultural information gleaned while doing research to an agency or government that wants to implement change?
A. facilitator
B. analyst
C. informant
D. representative
Question 2
Private agencies and governments often employ anthropologists to provide them with an indication of the possible consequences of the planned change they are about to implement. What is this called?
A. a sociocultural blueprint
B. a social-impact study
C. an ethical relativism statement
D. a culture-change document
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