Using Data from the Dynamic Present to Evaluate Archaeological Evidence

question 9

Multiple Choice

Using data from the dynamic present to evaluate archaeological evidence from the static archaeological record, as Brian Hayden did in studying metates and manos, demonstrates the power and potential of a many-sided approach to

• A) ethnographic analogy.
• B) creative analogy.
• C) experimental archaeology.
• D) ethnoarchaeology.

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Definitions:

Modeling Processes

Psychological mechanisms whereby individuals learn behavior, attitudes, or skills by observing others, known as observational learning.

Social Learning Theories

Theories that focus specifically on how children acquire personality characteristics and social skills.

Sex Differences

Biological and physiological distinctions between male and female organisms, primarily based on their reproductive system and secondary sexual characteristics.

Same Sex Playmates

Children who prefer to engage in play activities with others of the same gender.