The Process by Which a Forensic Anthropologist Attempts to Distinguish

question 14

Short Answer

The process by which a forensic anthropologist attempts to distinguish between damage to bones made during life (for example, by weapons) and damage to bones caused by the environment after death is __________________________________________________________.

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Definitions:

Savings

Money that has been set aside for future use, typically stored in a financial institution or invested, allowing for growth over time.

Recognition

The cognitive process of identifying a previously encountered or learned item, event, or experience from among a list of options.

Free Recall

A test of memory in which a person is asked to remember information without explicit cues or prompts.

Flashbulb Memories

Highly detailed and vivid memories of significant or emotional events, which seem to be recorded in the mind like a photograph.