The Primary Aim of Ethnoscience Is To

question 41

Multiple Choice

The primary aim of ethnoscience is to:

• A) understand a culture from the point of view of the people themselves.
• B) identify the universal rules found in all the societies of the world.
• C) describe a culture in terms of the categories of the ethnographer.
• D) do a complete ethnoscientific study of every aspect of a culture.
• E) to understand how culture changes over time.

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Definitions:

Lateral Thinking Method

A problem-solving approach that involves looking at the situation from different perspectives rather than proceeding linearly.

Deliberate Process

A methodical or planned series of actions aimed at achieving a particular outcome, involving conscious thought and consideration.

Osborn's Creativity Process

A structured approach to generating and developing creative ideas, typically including stages such as preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification.

Electronic Brainstorming

A technique that uses digital tools to generate creative ideas and solutions by allowing participants to contribute anonymously over networks.