Ethology

question 134

Multiple Choice

Ethology

• A) is unrelated to the study of proxemics.
• B) argues that humans have genetic traits borne from human territoriality.
• C) holds that crowding people makes them less aggressive and more likely to conform to societal standards.
• D) holds that human customs and beliefs are very similar in all societies.
• E) is the science of reading and interpreting signs.

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Definitions:

HRAF

The Human Relations Area Files, a database of ethnographic information that facilitates cross-cultural studies.

Cross-cultural

Pertaining to or comparing different cultures, emphasizing differences and similarities in behaviors, practices, and beliefs.

Anthropology

The scientific study of humans, human behavior, and societies in the past and present, encompassing cultural, social, and physical aspects.

Repatriation

The process of returning a person or object to their country of origin or citizenship, often referring to cultural artifacts or remains.