How Is the Study of Culture Different for Sociologists Than

question 36

Multiple Choice

How is the study of culture different for sociologists than for anthropologists?

• A) Sociologists usually study a culture to which they belong.
• B) Anthropologists only study industrial societies.
• C) Sociologists never "other" the group they are studying.
• D) Anthropologists only study societies from the past.

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