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Normative approach focuses on philosophies, or 'shoulds' - why? what? Empiracle approach relies on measurement and observation statistical method involves more sophisticated forms of measurment and observation (ex. public opinion polls, survey research) Comparative method linked to two or more case studies put together diachronic comparison comparison in one setting, but compares across time synchronic comparison compares instututions/ behavior at one p...

Linguistic - Answer- The scientific study of the language, how it is put together and how it functions. It looks at the interplay of sound (phonetic) and meaning (semantics and pragmatics). Phonetics - Answer- The Study of human speech sounds Grammar - Answer- Influenced by both sound and meaning (Morphology, syntax, and phonology). Pragmatics - Answer- The Study of the use of language in context... deals with how listeners arrive at intended meaning of speaking. Phonology - Answer- ...

Anthropology 101 Test Questions with Correct Answers (1) anthropology - Answer-the study of the human species and its immediate ancestors holistic - Answer-encompassing past, present, and future; biology, society, language, and culture culture - Answer-traditions and customs transmitted through learning ethnology - Answer-the study of sociocultural differences and similarities anthropological archaeology - Answer-the study of human behavior through material remains historical p...

CSET Spanish I Que CSET Spanish I Phonology - ANS The branch of linguistics that deals with sytems of sounds. is a branch of linguistics concerned with the systematic organization of sounds in languages. It has traditionally focused largely on the study of the systems of phonemes in particular languages (and therefore used to be also called phonemics, or phonematics), but it may also cover any linguistic analysis either at a level beneath the word (including syllable, onset and ri...

AQA Psychology: Social Influence Questions and Answers 100% Pass Name and define the 3 types of Confomity COMPLIANCE - change behaviour to fit in, don't agree in private but go along in public - last as long as group is present - linked to Normative social influence IDENTIFICATION - adjust because membership is desirable, conforming to behaviour of role model - private and public acceptance - temporary INTERNALISATION - change in public and private views - most permanent form as it can continue...

  1. What instruction should the nurse include in the discharge teaching plan of a client who had a cataract extraction today? a. Sexual activities may be resumed upon return home b. Light housekeeping is permitted but avoid heavy lifting c. Use a metal eye shield on operative eye during the day d. Administer eye ointment before applying eye drops 2. A male adult comes to the urgent care clinic 5 days after being diagnose with influenza. He is short of breath, febrile, and coughing gre...

Notes More studies are sporting multiple authors and female authors. Field based professionals and practitioners are submitting fewer contributions. Most studies rely on grad students and adults as subjects. - ANSWER-notes Cohen's d effect size measures how strong a relationship exists (.2 small, .5 med, .8 large) Single subject reserach is dubbed as - ANSWER-idiographic (these types are also making a come back. As well as qualitatitve research popularized by freud and piaget) Studies...

Cleavage Cell Division – Cell Cycle Control Morula– Compaction Blastocyst– Hatching Implantation – Decidual Reaction Early Cell Lineages Inner Cell Mass Trophoblasts (Extra-embryonic) Anomalies Cleavage Cleavage Blastomere Equal Asynchronous 40 hours – 4 cells 72 hours – 6-12 cells 96 hours – 16-32 cells Cleavage – Molecular Events In mammals – no large maternal stores of RNA and ribosomes Zygotic transcription begins by 2-4 cell stage Oc...

In this document, major contents of Kinematics(mechanics) i.e. displacement, velocity and acceleration have been discussed in detail. Further to make the preparation more effective and worthwhile each topic is synchronized with past paper questions and their solutions including multiple choice questions and structured questions. These contents are very much fruitful for the students of IGCSE, GCSE, O/LEVEL, A LEVEL, IB Physics appearing in CIE or Edexcel examination system

Chapter 3 FIELDWORK AND ETHNOGRAPHY 1. What is the necessary starting point for all anthropologists conducting fieldwork, as demonstrated in the heartbreaking stories recounted by Nancy Scheper-Hughes? a. trends c. people b. space d. records ANS: C 2. Making the strange seem more familiar is an overarching goal of which method of conducting anthropology? a. key interviews c. ethnographic fieldwork b. structured surveys d. salvage ethnography ANS: C 3. Anthropologists conducting fieldwork may exp...