Margaret Mead, in her research in Samoa, _______.
a. concluded that the emotional turbulence of adolescents in the United States is culturally rather than biologically based
b. concluded that there are fixed gender roles regardless of the culture of origin
c. discovered that adolescence was universally difficult for both children and parents and required intervention from other members of society
d. demonstrated the importance of genes rather than cultural conditioning
e. discovered the participant observation fieldwork method that would be used by all anthropologists afterwards
Question 2
Psychological anthropology was developed by _______.
a. psychologists rather than anthropologists
b. various anthropologists interested in the relationship between personality and employment
c. students of Boas interested in the question of the relationship of personality and culture
d. individuals with no interest in the impact of child-rearing on human societies
e. obstetricians working to improve the lives of women and children
A Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) surfs the wave of a research boat on the Banana River, nea
Julia Margaret Cameron, Portrait of Thomas Carlyle.
Attachment is a close emotional relationship.
Physical and Emotional Signs of Stress
Viscosity, Poiseuille’s Law, and Turbulence
Research Methods