Exam 14: Anthropology at Work

The use of First Nations traditional knowledge in a business model helps to ensure that goals such as increasing employment,education,and social development,and reducing dependency are present along with the obvious goal of making a profit.

Which area of applied anthropology is most useful in police work?

Canadian applied anthropology has played a major role in protecting humans living near,and affected by,megaprojects such as pipelines and hydroelectric dams.

What does the author advocate as necessary for the future of anthropological education?

What aspect of applied anthropology presents the greatest disadvantage to anthropologists who are competing in the academic labour market?

What organizations are most likely to hire an applied anthropologist with a background in cultural ecology to advise them on cultural interactions involving humans,resource use,and land management?

After the fight for justice for residents of the Love Canal,the story became a prototype for other communities.How did this affect applied anthropologists in Canada?

What is another term for salvage archaeology?

Which of the following options best defines the meaning of applied anthropology?

How did Michael Horowitz's research on a West African hydroelectric dam contribute to maintaining productive agriculture among nearby populations?