How Did the American Anthropological Association's "Do No Harm" Mandate

question 32

Multiple Choice

How did the American Anthropological Association's "do no harm" mandate come into existence?

• A) Anti-colonialist ideas spurred a debate in the 1900s.
• B) The loss of life during the Human Terrain Systems Program was made public.
• C) An increasing awareness of loss of Amazonian rain forest populations evoked a worldwide outcry.
• D) The ethical and moral lapses in the latter twentieth century led to changes in attitude about the role of the anthropologist.

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