Anthropologists Often Study Primates to Broaden Understanding of

question 40

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists often study primates to broaden understanding of

• A) the phylogeny of hominoids
• B) the genetic makeup of humans and other primates
• C) the evolution of social behavior in humans
• D) the evolution of tool making in humans

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Definitions:

Meat Powder

A substance used in classical conditioning experiments, typically as a stimulus for eliciting salivary responses from an animal.

Automatic Racial Attitudes

Unconscious biases or judgments towards people based on their race.

Deliberate Attitudes

Consciously held evaluations or opinions about objects, people, or concepts.

Severe Hazing

The practice of subjecting newcomers to abusive or humiliating trials and rituals, often under the guise of initiation into a group, which can be extreme in nature.