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A cross-cultural study by Munroe and Munroe showed that within countries, __________ children were less likely to work cooperatively.
 
  a. older
  b. high status
  c. urban
  d. rural

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What is the name of the branch of cultural anthropology in which anthropologists use their knowledge and skills to help developing countries maneuver through the process of culture change?
 
  a. global anthropology
  b. development anthropology
  c. culture change anthropology
  d. empowerment anthropology



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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