Q. In anthropology there is a code of ethics AAA which is stand for

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Q. Genealogy is a prominent building and social orgnization of nonindustrial societies, where people live and work each day with their close

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Q. In anthropology to trace the family, kinship, descent and marriage is called

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Q. In anthropology when the key enviromental force determining how human bodies will grow and develop by cultural traditions , physical activities' are called

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Q. The contrasts between men and women reflect cultural training rather than biology are called

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Q. There are historical reasons for the inclusion of four subfields cultural anthropology, sociocultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, biological anthropology which are called

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Q. The academic discipline of anthropology, have how many fields?

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Q. In a view, illness may be viewed as being due to something in one's social life being out-of-order

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Q. According to anthropology both academic theoretical and applied practical is called

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Q. In Emily Ahern's ethnographic description of the medical system of the Taiwanese Hokkien, the yin part of the body

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Q. The Chinese medical system, which dates back about 3500 years, initially stressed the balance between the contrasting forces of yin and yang and later added the concept of

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Q. In which type of medical system is it assumed that illness is due to impersonal, mechanistic causes in nature that can be potentially understood and cured by the application of the scientific method of discovery?

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Q. According to anthropology many cultures have the view that the body should be

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Q. Illness is a condition of poor health perceived or felt by an individual is said by

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Q. According to anthropologists cure a cough by counteracting a curse or removing a substance introduced by a sorcerer is called

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Q. According to anthropologists the sociocultural context and implication of disease and

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Q. Which mental illness is not a culture-bound syndrome?

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Q. According to anthropologists a western medicine or biomedicine which aims to link illness to scientifically demonstrated agents is called

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Q. In which type of medical system is it likely that illness would be attributed to spirit possession, loss, or damage?

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Q. The intrusion of foreign objects by supernatural means was a common explanation among many Native American cultures for internal body pains such as headaches and stomach pains. How was a patient traditionally cured of this kind of illness?

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