For Anthropologists, the Term Mana Refers to

question 25

Multiple Choice

For anthropologists, the term mana refers to

• A) a supernatural force residing in some people and objects.
• B) polluting and dangerous qualities that reside in certain activities such as menstruation.
• C) the souls of living things as they are exhibited in dreams, trances, and apparitions of the dead.
• D) food given by gods to humans.

Distinguish between substance, relationship, and process goals in negotiations.

Understand the principles of different negotiation approaches (e.g., distributive, integrative, principled negotiation).

Recognize conflict management techniques that lead to specific outcomes (win-lose, lose-lose).

Analyze the role of fairness and equitable participation in teamwork and project management.

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