Anthropology

6. It is the place where Margaret Mead examined and discovered that adolescence is not a universally traumatic period as social scientists claim.
7. Process of independently developing a new cultural trait or artifact
8. An approach does anthropology uses when studying culture that distinguishes it from other behavioral science?
9. It is a field of anthropology, which emerged in England, that examines the social structure rather than culture. Its proponents also called it “comparative sociology”.
11. It is the field of anthropology which is mainly concerned with comparing and explaining similarities and differences in cultural systems.
12. It is one of the two most frequently used methods in anthropology wherein the anthropologists establish rapport and communication with persons whom they can get accurate and detailed information.

1. A unique research method within anthropology where the researcher closely observes, records, and engages in the daily life of another culture.
2. The spreading of culture traits from one culture area to another
3. It is a theory of Anthropology that advocates studying the historical origin of each culture trait through extensive fieldwork
4. This movement has critiqued the methods and major concepts of anthropology such as the “man the gatherer”, asserting that it must be supplemented by “woman the gatherer”
5. A field dedicated in studying limited number of Mayan remains and artifacts
10. It is the most important concept of anthropology which is generally defined as the behavior patterns, belief systems, artifacts, and other human-made components of a society.