The Anthropological Findings That the Meaning and Practice of Kissing

question 29

Multiple Choice

The anthropological findings that the meaning and practice of kissing varies from culture to culture suggests that

• A)the meaning and practice of kissing is shaped by culture.
• B)gender and sexuality are biologically determined.
• C)sexuality is a false construct.
• D)sexuality is prescribed.

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Definitions:

Japanese Infants

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"La" and "Ra"

Phonetic components or sounds used in various languages, often studied in phonetics and linguistics to understand speech production and perception.

Sound Contrasts

Differences in sound that distinguish one phoneme from another in a particular language.

Garden Path Sentences

Sentences that begin in such a way that a reader's most likely interpretation will be incorrect; they lead the reader down the "garden path."