Anthropologists Can Work to Assist Refugees By

question 1

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists can work to assist refugees by:

• A) Doing ethnographic work to document and tell stories about actual refugees.
• B) Explaining conditions in refugees' countries of origin.
• C) Looking at complexities of actual life rather than simple labels.
• D) All of the above.

Understand the role of intent and malice in determining punitive damages.

Comprehend the significance of mitigating damages and the duty of the plaintiff in employment discrimination cases.

Identify the legal defenses available to employers in discrimination cases.

Understand the concept of Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ) and its application.

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Definitions:

Regression

An ego defense mechanism in which a person returns to a more primitive mode of interacting with the world.

Oral Stage

The earliest developmental stage in Freud’s conceptualization of psychosexual development, during which the infant’s main gratification comes from feeding and from the body parts involved in feeding.

Cognitive-Behaviorists

Professionals who specialize in cognitive-behavioral therapy, focusing on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors.

Downward Spiral

A progressively worsening situation where one negative event triggers another, leading to a continuous decline in circumstances or mood.