Applied Anthropology's Systemic Perspective Recognizes That

question 27

Multiple Choice

Applied anthropology's systemic perspective recognizes that

• A)diseases affect many different systems of the human body.
• B)changes do not occur in a vacuum, and a program or project has multiple effects.
• C)the world-system theory of Wallerstein provides the best basis for applied work.
• D)it is necessary for applied work to focus entirely on educational systems.
• E)the most effective viewpoint for applied work is always that of a state administrator.

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Learn about incremental versus comprehensive changes proposed to enhance the NLRA.

Compare and contrast the shareholder and stakeholder models of corporate governance and their implications for labor relations.

Recognize the role of corporate social responsibility in labor relations.

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Definitions:

Self-Presentation

The process by which individuals attempt to control the impressions others form of them in social situations.

Functional Theory

A theory proposing that societal institutions and phenomena exist because they fulfill essential functions for the sustainability of society.

Balance Theory

A theory in social psychology which suggests that individuals strive for consistency in their relationships, attitudes, and beliefs, leading them to change or avoid conflicting situations.

Ed Dislikes Joe

A simple statement reflecting interpersonal dissonance or negative feelings held by one individual towards another.