Anthropology module 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ASM 275: Forensic Anthropology Exam 3 Study GuideASM 275: Forensic Anthropology Exam 3 Study Guide TRAUMA: injury caused to the living tissue by an outside force. Projectile: bullets, arrows, spears Blunt force: clubs, bats Sharp force: knives, swords Basic Bone Trauma 1. Displacements: bone surfaces no longer meet 2. Hinge: incomplete separation 3. Greenstick: incomplete separation; subadults Perimortem trauma: injury happened near time of death; could be used to link to medical records Perimor...

ASM 275: Forensic Anthropology Exam 3 Study Guide TRAUMA: injury caused to the living tissue by an outside force. Projectile: bullets, arrows, spears Blunt force: clubs, bats Sharp force: knives, swords Basic Bone Trauma 1. Displacements: bone surfaces no longer meet 2. Hinge: incomplete separation 3. Greenstick: incomplete separation; subadults Perimortem trauma: injury happened near time of death; could be used to link to medical records Perimortem (LEGAL): around the time of death Perimortem ...

ASM 275: Forensic Anthropology Exam 3 Study Guide TRAUMA: injury caused to the living tissue by an outside force. Projectile: bullets, arrows, spears Blunt force: clubs, bats Sharp force: knives, swords Basic Bone Trauma 1. Displacements: bone surfaces no longer meet 2. Hinge: incomplete separation 3. Greenstick: incomplete separation; subadults Perimortem trauma: injury happened near time of death; could be used to link to medical records Perimortem (LEGAL): around the time of death Perimortem ...

According to the module, what distinguishes psychology majors from other students? High in Openness and High in Empathy Which is not an explicit learning goal put forth by the APA for undergraduate psychology majors? Helping People According to the module, how many years after completion of your Bachelor's degree does it take to become a psychologist? 5-9 According to the Module, how many psychology majors typically go on to graduate school? 5% According to your ...

MODULE 1.1 Guiding Question 1 What is the purpose and scope of environmental science? Multiple Choice 1. Environmental science does NOT rely or draw on: A. natural sciences such as ecology. B. applied sciences such as engineering. C. social sciences such as anthropology. D. humanities such as literature. E. All of these choices are related to environmental science. Answer: E Section: Environmental Science Level: 1 Bloom’s Level: Remembering 2. Which example does NOT describe an e...

Notes for Introduction to Physical Anthropology module 1

Table of Contents Part 1: Defining scope and trends in African philosophy.....................................................2 SU 1: Defining African philosophy .............................................................................................. 2 Defining the term 'Bantu'________________________________________________________________ 4 Africanity of Afican philosophy ..................................................................................................................

1) Psychology can be considered a collection of many related fields of study. What is one of the features that all of these fields have in common? a. The use of the scientific method b. The study of mental illness c. The belief that the unconscious mind determines human behaviour d. The use of introspection Answer: a Page Reference: 3 Objective: Module 1.1 2) __________ are general principles or explanations, whereas __________ are specific predictions. a. Theories; hypotheses b. Hypotheses; the...

PLS1502 - Introduction to African Philosophy Summary (Download to Score A). Part 1: Defining scope and trends in African philosophy SU 1: Defining African philosophy • For this module, Africans are: o = Afs located on continent of Af + o = Afs living in dispora 1 . What is Af phil? “Af phil is, at the same time, basically philosophical and typically African” (Osuabwu, vol 4:28). Controversy of term “Africa” • Word / term “Africa” – imposed from outside. o Not used s...