UCSP Q1 WW2

This field of study lets one explore the national government as well as international institutions.

• Political Science

• Political Governance

• Political Study

• Political Arts

What anthropological perspective guides anthropologists when they focus on the whole of humanity and how various aspects of life interact?

• Cultural Relativism

• Holism

• Comparison

• Fieldwork

Which anthropological perspective is evident when a scholar immerses in the field with the species, civilization, or groups of people he/she is studying?

• Holism

• Cultural Relativism

• Fieldwork

• Comparison

This is the tendency to view one's own culture as the most important and correct and as a measuring stick by which to evaluate other cultures.

• Ethnography

• Fieldwork

• Ethnocentrism

• Comparison

What is followed when a researcher understands another person's beliefs and behaviors from the person's perspective of their own culture rather than the researcher's?

• Cultural Relativism

• Ethnocentrism

• Cultural Objectivism

• Xenocentrism

This anthropological perspective suggests that one should learn what humans have in common, how they differ, and how they change.

• Comparison

• Holism

• Cultural Relativism

• Fieldwork

Which of the following refers to "people?"

• Ethnos

• Ethos

• Etho

• Ethno

This sociological perspective considers each institution, relation, position, and convention to have a purpose and is equally important.

• Sociological Perspective

• Functionalist Perspective

• Symbolic Perspective

• Conflict Perspective

What perspective suggests exploration of symbols and nuances, their meanings, and their influence on the interactive relationships of daily life.

• Symbolism and Nuance Perspective

• Symbolism Interactions

• Symbolic Interactionism

• None of the Above

In this Anthropological perspective, anthropologists ask how different aspects of human life influence one another.

• Symbolic Interactionism

• Fieldwork

• Holism

• Conflict