Among the Taita, if a person becomes ill, a healing ceremony is conducted in which the person who is angry with the ill person __________.
a. is identified by a diviner and punished
b. is paid damages by the ill person's family to pacify his or her anger
c. must admit his or her anger and ritually cast it out
d. apologizes to the ill person and begs for forgiveness
Question 2
Which of the following statements about applied anthropologists is true?
a. Applied anthropologists may work for governments or corporations to further their interests at the expense of local and/or indigenous populations.
b. Applied anthropologists may analyze ancient human skeletal remains to recreate ancient human behavior.
c. Applied anthropologists may use computer modeling to understand the collapse of the Mayan civilization.
d. Applied anthropologists may identify when the first agricultural crops were domesticated.
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