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nelaaney

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According to the author, ethical questions
 
  a. are not a limitation in using science for social research.
   b. arise in research, but are not a concern.
   c. arise, but the limits of science must not cause us to ignore science.

Question 2

The __________have at least made the point of sex-difference; they have used the obvious fact of sex as an organizing point for the formation of social personality, even though they seem to us to have reversed the normal picture.
 
  a. Tchambuli
  b. Tipsi
  c. Mundugumor
  d. Arapesh



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