Applied anthropology's systemic perspective recognizes that
A. diseases affect many different systems of the human body.
B. changes do not occur in a vacuum, and a program or project has multiple effects.
C. the world-system theory of Wallerstein provides the best basis for applied work.
D. it is necessary for applied work to focus entirely on educational systems.
E. the most effective viewpoint for applied work is always that of a state administrator.
Question 2
A common problem for international development projects is that they
A. lack an intervention philosophy.
B. often assume the best way to increase production and income is through industrialization.
C. tend to use local cultural models and processes rather than the more advanced Western models.
D. frequently make unnecessary attempts to extend indigenous lifestyles that are already obsolete.
E. overemphasize the needs of local communities.
A synthetic pathway and associated diseases
Systemic and pulmonary circulation.
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