All of the following are proper roles for applied anthropologists EXCEPT
A. identifying the needs for change that local people perceive.
B. working with people to design culturally appropriate and socially sensitive change.
C. placing the cultural values of local people above all others' cultural values.
D. protecting local people from harmful policies and projects that might threaten them.
E. working as participant observers, taking part in the events they study in order to understand local thought and behavior.
Question 2
The Malagasy development program described in this chapter illustrates the importance of
A. the local government's ability to improve the lives of its citizens, when committed to doing so.
B. replacing subsistence farming with a viable cash crop.
C. replacing outdated traditional techniques of irrigation with more modern ones.
D. breaking down corporate descent groups, which are too independent and interfere with development.
E. the top-down strategies developed by the UN.
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