Linguistic Anthropologists Traditionally Study

question 16

Multiple Choice

Linguistic anthropologists traditionally study

• A) how new languages are formed
• B) how social changes are reflected in how people communicate with one another
• C) how indigenous people classify their social worlds
• D) all of the above

Identify the role and limitations of descriptive studies in psychological research.

Critically evaluate the use of cultural constructs and their validity across different populations.

Analyze the methodologies employed in multicultural and cross-cultural research.

Understand the concepts of intersex and transgender and their treatment within psychological research.

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