How Do We Know That Paleo-Indians Hunted Mammoths

question 18

Multiple Choice

How do we know that Paleo-Indians hunted mammoths?

• A) One mammoth skeleton was found with multiple projectile points in it.
• B) The Paleo-Indians painted caves with artistic depictions of mammoths.
• C) Chemical analysis of their teeth indicates that mammoth meat was a part of their diet.
• D) They had religious rituals involving the mammoth spirit.

Acknowledge the significance of resource consideration in the selection of a research design.

Understand the role of ruling out rival hypotheses and the importance of validity in research design.

Identify the components of research and their functions.

Distinguish between experimental laboratory studies and naturalistic observation.

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Definitions:

Public Park

An area of land, usually owned and maintained by government agencies, designated for public use and enjoyment, often featuring natural or landscaped spaces.

Pigouvian Subsidy

A subsidy on goods or services that have positive externalities, aimed at encouraging activities that are beneficial for society.

External Benefits

The positive effects or advantageous consequences of a product or service that are enjoyed by individuals or groups who did not directly purchase or consume the product or service.

Pigouvian

Relating to taxes or policies introduced to correct the effects of negative externalities in the market.