Anthropologists Like to Engage in Participant Observations Because

question 26

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists like to engage in participant observations because

• A) it gets them out of the office.
• B) it makes them work harder.
• C) it is firsthand experience with the people being studied.
• D) it is always difficult to learn new things.

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Railway Labor Act

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