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Which of the following is a primary objective of anthropology?
Which of the following is a primary objective of anthropology?
- To disregard and dismiss foreign cultures and ideas.
- To maintain and reinforce existing cultural stereotypes.
- To foster understanding and acceptance of diverse cultures and ideas. (correct)
- To promote ethnocentrism and cultural superiority.
What is a key aspect of human evolution, according to anthropology?
What is a key aspect of human evolution, according to anthropology?
- The rejection of personal growth and self-awareness.
- The stagnation of physical and psychological traits over time.
- The isolation and separation of human populations.
- The development of characteristics such as bipedalism and language. (correct)
Which best defines 'innate culture'?
Which best defines 'innate culture'?
- Culture inherited from birth and rooted in one's social environment. (correct)
- Culture acquired through formal educational institutions.
- Culture adopted through intentional learning and travel.
- Culture that is stagnant and unchanging, unaffected by external influences.
What is 'acquired culture'?
What is 'acquired culture'?
What is the relationship between anthropology and psychology?
What is the relationship between anthropology and psychology?
What is one way in which anthropology benefits from psychological perspectives?
What is one way in which anthropology benefits from psychological perspectives?
How does psychology benefit from anthropological insights?
How does psychology benefit from anthropological insights?
Which of these best explains the concept of culture according to the text?
Which of these best explains the concept of culture according to the text?
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What is anthropology?
What is anthropology?
The study of human races, their characteristics, and their specificities, aiming to harmonize different cultures.
What is human evolution?
What is human evolution?
The process of how humans evolved, including physical traits like walking upright and language development.
What is culture?
What is culture?
The shared customs, knowledge, and beliefs of a group, reflecting their progress and development.
What is innate culture?
What is innate culture?
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What is acquired culture?
What is acquired culture?
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What is the difference between anthropology and psychology?
What is the difference between anthropology and psychology?
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How do anthropology and psychology overlap?
How do anthropology and psychology overlap?
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How do anthropology and psychology complement each other?
How do anthropology and psychology complement each other?
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