Trephination, as Practiced by Ancient Cultures, Was a Process Whereby

question 19

Multiple Choice

Trephination, as practiced by ancient cultures, was a process whereby

• A) the two halves of the brain were severed.
• B) a small opening was made in the eye socket.
• C) the inner ear was punctured with a sharp object.
• D) certain portions of the skull were cut away.

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Definitions:

Low In Uncertainty Avoidance

A characteristic of cultures that have a high tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty, and are more accepting of risk and change.

Highly Individualistic

Characterized by a strong emphasis on personal independence and the pursuit of individual goals over group ones.

Masculine

Pertains to qualities, characteristics, or behaviors traditionally associated with men, often involving strength, aggression, and assertiveness.

Hostility

An emotion reflected in aggressive behaviors, attitude, or a general antagonism towards others.