Participatory action research is best described as:
a. research in which the anthropologist and community work together to understand conditions that cause thecommunity's problems and to solve them.
b. collaboration with the community on all aspects of research in order to bring about equitable change for all.
c. research that occurs quickly and is narrowly focused on a single problem with a very small sample size of thewhole population.
d. work with small focus groups in order to begin to identify the structural problems and inequities within thesociety.
e. research in which the anthropologist coordinates various scientific teams so that large-scale problems can beresolved in various levels at the same time.
Question 2
What is the contribution of British functionalism to the field of anthropology?
a. An emphasis on cultural relativism and distinctiveness
b. The importance of viewing societies as living organisms
c. The value of understanding cultural change
d. An emphasis on the relationships among groups and cultural integration
Much time and effort occurs between the development of a research idea and the statistical analysis
Chromatography Resin in Action
Action of type I and type II topoisomerases, as shown by gel electrophoresis
Action of the DNA uracil repair system
The male physique depicted in popular action figures in the 1970s
Operations Research