A Society's Involvement in War Has a Profound Impact on Parent-Child

question 37

Multiple Choice

A society's involvement in war has a profound impact on parent-child relations because

• A) during war there is an increase in parental encouragement of aggression.
• B) boys in the family are often encouraged to be aggressive.
• C) when society is at peace, socialization for aggression decreases.
• D) all of the above.

Understand the concept and challenges of informed consent in anthropological research.

Comprehend the methods and places of discovering archaeological sites.

Recognize the role and selection of key consultants in ethnographic studies.

Identify the types and purposes of databases and files used in anthropological research.

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