Which of the following would NOT be an ethical concern of anthropologists studying terrorism?
A. Negotiating with several groups may interfere with the obligation to do no harm.
B. It is difficult, in a war zone, for locals to give informed consent.
C. Information supplied by anthropologists may be used by the military.
D. In a war zone, anthropologists can too easily distinguish themselves from military personnel.
E. Identification of researchers may indirectly affect the results of the research and the personal safety of the anthropologist.
Question 2
In problem-oriented ethnography, researchers
A. focus on all the problems within a community.
B. gather information on variables through third-party sources.
C. often rely on long-term repeated visits to the area.
D. rely completely on genealogical evidence.
E. traditionally work with populations of the industrialized West.
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Ethical Egoism, Religion and Ethics
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