Question 1

People maintain passive faces and outward expression of grief at funerals in __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of People maintain passive faces and outward expression...

Question 2

Among many Native American groups, homosexuality

Accepted Answer

A) was subject to negative reactions from Euro-American culture. 
B) was institutionalized in a "third gender" role. 
C) tends to be more accepted than among Euro-Americans. 
D) all of the above. 
E) none of the above. 
A) was subject to negative reactions from Euro-American culture. 
B) was institutionalized in a "third gender" role. 
C) tends to be more accepted than among Euro-Americans. 
D) all of the above. 
E) none of the above.

Question 3

In general, the value of having many children is highest among agriculturalists.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The Maasai homeland is in

Accepted Answer

A) West Africa. 
B) East Africa. 
C) South Africa 
D) North Africa. 
E) the Middle East. 
A) West Africa. 
B) East Africa. 
C) South Africa 
D) North Africa. 
E) the Middle East.

Question 5

Southeast Asia is known for its gender pluralism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

In industrial/informatic societies, the management of reproduction tends to be mainly in the hands of __________.

Accepted Answer

scientists

Question 7

In modern Japan, the most acceptable death scenario is in a hospital because that relieves the potential burden on family.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Of the following cultures, fathers play the greatest role in infant caretaking among

Accepted Answer

A) the Aka. 
B) middle-class Euro-Americans. 
C) the Yanomami. 
D) middle and upper class people of Japan. 
E) none of the above: in no society do fathers have substantial roles in infant care. 
A) the Aka. 
B) middle-class Euro-Americans. 
C) the Yanomami. 
D) middle and upper class people of Japan. 
E) none of the above: in no society do fathers have substantial roles in infant care.

Question 9

The cultural process by which a male becomes a father is referred to as __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The cultural process by which a male...

Question 10

Research shows that women's experience of discomfort and distress associated with menopause is

Accepted Answer

A) found only in the United States as a result of its "creation" by the medical establishment here. 
B) cross-culturally universal. 
C) universal in the species "primate." 
D) less common in Japan than elsewhere. 
E) most common and severe in foraging societies. 
A) found only in the United States as a result of its "creation" by the medical establishment here. 
B) cross-culturally universal. 
C) universal in the species "primate." 
D) less common in Japan than elsewhere. 
E) most common and severe in foraging societies.

Question 11

What is a coming of age ceremony and describe an example of one.

Accepted Answer

A coming of age ceremony is a traditiona

Question 12

Traditional methods related to reproduction in Afghanistan mainly focus on ___________.

Accepted Answer

increasing fertility

Question 13

Breaking Out is a rite of passage in U.S. sororities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Abortion

Accepted Answer

A) is universally disapproved of by society even though many people resort to it anyway. 
B) is less approved of by Western religions such as Christianity and more disapproved of by Asian religions such as Buddhism. 
C) is often a response to economic conditions. 
D) has been found only in agricultural and industrial societies, not in preindustrial societies. 
E) is never commonly practiced in industrialized states because of access to "modern" forms of contraception. 
A) is universally disapproved of by society even though many people resort to it anyway. 
B) is less approved of by Western religions such as Christianity and more disapproved of by Asian religions such as Buddhism. 
C) is often a response to economic conditions. 
D) has been found only in agricultural and industrial societies, not in preindustrial societies. 
E) is never commonly practiced in industrialized states because of access to "modern" forms of contraception.

Question 15

A common feature of people who take on "third gender roles" among Native American cultures is

Accepted Answer

A) their exclusion from the wider society. 
B) their general acceptance by society. 
C) a higher than usual rate of mental illness. 
D) their prominence in political leadership roles in their groups. 
E) none of the above: third gender roles never were common among Native North American cultures. 
A) their exclusion from the wider society. 
B) their general acceptance by society. 
C) a higher than usual rate of mental illness. 
D) their prominence in political leadership roles in their groups. 
E) none of the above: third gender roles never were common among Native North American cultures.

Question 16

How does direct infanticide differ from indirect infanticide?

Accepted Answer

Direct infanticide refers to the intenti

Question 17

Brazil has low rates of illegal and unsafe abortions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Children who grow up in agricultural and industrial/informatics societies are more likely to have nurturant personalities than children who grow up in horticultural societies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

"Nurturant-responsible" personalities are most likely to be formed in children living in societies in which the mode of livelihood is __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of "Nurturant-responsible" personalities are most likely to be...

Question 20

Below-replacement-level fertility is characteristic of which mode of livelihood?

Accepted Answer

A) agriculture 
B) pastoralism 
C) horticulture 
D) foraging 
E) industrialism/informatics 
A) agriculture 
B) pastoralism 
C) horticulture 
D) foraging 
E) industrialism/informatics

People maintain passive faces and outward expression of grief at funerals in __________.

Among many Native American groups, homosexuality

In general, the value of having many children is highest among agriculturalists.

The Maasai homeland is in

Southeast Asia is known for its gender pluralism.

In industrial/informatic societies, the management of reproduction tends to be mainly in the hands of __________.

In modern Japan, the most acceptable death scenario is in a hospital because that relieves the potential burden on family.

Of the following cultures, fathers play the greatest role in infant caretaking among

The cultural process by which a male becomes a father is referred to as __________.

Research shows that women's experience of discomfort and distress associated with menopause is

What is a coming of age ceremony and describe an example of one.

Traditional methods related to reproduction in Afghanistan mainly focus on ___________.

Breaking Out is a rite of passage in U.S. sororities.

Abortion

A common feature of people who take on "third gender roles" among Native American cultures is

How does direct infanticide differ from indirect infanticide?

Brazil has low rates of illegal and unsafe abortions.

Children who grow up in agricultural and industrial/informatics societies are more likely to have nurturant personalities than children who grow up in horticultural societies.

"Nurturant-responsible" personalities are most likely to be formed in children living in societies in which the mode of livelihood is __________.

Below-replacement-level fertility is characteristic of which mode of livelihood?

Anthropology and the Study of Culture

Researching Culture

Economic Systems

Disease, Illness, and Healing

Kinship and Domestic Life

Social Groups and Social Stratification

Political and Legal Systems

Communication

Religion

Expressive Culture

People on the Move

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Exam 4: Reproduction and Human Development

People maintain passive faces and outward expression of grief at funerals in __________.

Among many Native American groups, homosexuality

In general, the value of having many children is highest among agriculturalists.

The Maasai homeland is in

Southeast Asia is known for its gender pluralism.

In industrial/informatic societies, the management of reproduction tends to be mainly in the hands of __________.

In modern Japan, the most acceptable death scenario is in a hospital because that relieves the potential burden on family.

Of the following cultures, fathers play the greatest role in infant caretaking among

The cultural process by which a male becomes a father is referred to as __________.

Research shows that women's experience of discomfort and distress associated with menopause is

What is a coming of age ceremony and describe an example of one.

Traditional methods related to reproduction in Afghanistan mainly focus on ___________.

Breaking Out is a rite of passage in U.S. sororities.

Abortion

A common feature of people who take on "third gender roles" among Native American cultures is

How does direct infanticide differ from indirect infanticide?

Brazil has low rates of illegal and unsafe abortions.

Children who grow up in agricultural and industrial/informatics societies are more likely to have nurturant personalities than children who grow up in horticultural societies.

"Nurturant-responsible" personalities are most likely to be formed in children living in societies in which the mode of livelihood is __________.

Below-replacement-level fertility is characteristic of which mode of livelihood?

Anthropology and the Study of Culture

Researching Culture

Economic Systems

Disease, Illness, and Healing

Kinship and Domestic Life

Social Groups and Social Stratification

Political and Legal Systems

Communication

Religion

Expressive Culture

People on the Move

Filters