Shifting Cultivation as Practiced Using the Slash-And-Burn Technique, Does Not

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Multiple Choice

Shifting cultivation as practiced using the slash-and-burn technique, does not involve

• A) the use of hand tools, such as digging sticks.
• B) the use of fire to clear land.
• C) a reliance on natural rainfall rather than irrigation.
• D) a reliance on the natural fertility of the soil rather than using manure or other fertilizers.
• E) the permanent, intensive cultivation of field crops.

Understand the role of innate, basic emotions and their evolutionary, adaptive, and automatic nature.

Describe the cultural influences on emotion expression, including display rules and the universality of emotions.

Understand the concept and characteristics of histograms.

Recognize and describe the shapes of distributions as symmetric, positively skewed, or negatively skewed.

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