How Can We Best Use Anthropological Knowledge About Culture

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Multiple Choice

How can we best use anthropological knowledge about culture?

• A) We must place anthropologists in decision-making roles where they can choose whether or not to implement culture change.
• B) We must ensure that what we know is fully understood within its original cultural context and is not a fact removed from its related effects.
• C) Anthropological knowledge must not be used outside of the culture in which it is generated.
• D) We must encourage anthropologists to apprentice with their professors for a much longer period of time so that they are prepared for fieldwork.
• E) Anthropological knowledge should remain in a textbook, and anthropologists should not be involved in culture change.

Recognize the purposes and formats of various citation elements such as superscripts, content notes, and bibliographies.

Differentiate between the American Psychological Association (APA) and Modern Language Association (MLA) styles.

Identify the function and placement of footnotes and endnotes.

Distinguish between a bibliography and a list of references or works cited.

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