Define ethnoprimatology, and summarize the specific examples discussed in your textbook

Ethnomethodology is the study of __________.A.the effects of gender on societal expectationsB.the differences between ethnicitiesC.the way people make sense of their everyday livesD.people's lives around the worldSubmit

Ethnology is the branch of anthropology that focuses on what aspect of human societies?  *1 pointThe genetic evolution of humansThe comparative study of cultures and their developmentThe physical and biological aspects of humansThe history of ancient civilizations through artifacts

How does an ethnography study different from participant observation? Explain the different categories of notes that may be generated in an ethnographic study.

The best definition of ethnocentrism is

The research method known as ethnography requires taking copious notes.  1 pointA. abundantB. copiedC. keenD. repetitiveE. scarce