Exam 20: Marriage
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Anthropologist Edmund Leach (1955)observed that,depending on the society,several different kinds of rights are allocated by marriage.According to Leach,marriage can but doesn't always accomplish each of the following EXCEPT
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Which of the following statements about polyandry is most likely true?
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Polyandry is common and practiced under a wide range of conditions.
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In a society with two exogamous lineages or moieties,who is the preferred cross-cousin bride for a male ego?
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What term refers to one of two descent groups in a given population?
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In almost all cases of marriage in nonindustrial societies,some kind of preexisting social relationship between any two individuals helps determine whether they may marry.
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Discuss some of the social functions of levirate and sororate marriage,and identify the sociocultural context of these customs.
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There is no simple or universally accepted explanation for the fact that nearly all cultures ban incest.However,the most accepted explanation for the incest taboo is
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Does the practice of paying a dowry necessarily imply gender inequality?
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What is the name of the custom by which a widower marries the sister of his deceased wife?
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A lobola,a substantial marital gift from the husband and his kin to the wife and her kin among the BaThonga of Mozambique,is
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Using what you know about cross-cultural comparisons of marital practices,discuss the following statement: Serial monogamy is the result of a cultural emphasis on individualism,whereas polygamy is the result of a cultural emphasis on social responsibility.
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The biological degeneration explanation for the incest taboo has won over supporters because of universal concerns about biology.
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Cross-culturally,divorce is known only in industrialized societies where a high percentage of women are gainfully employed.
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Although briefly popular after its introduction,online dating never became a significant part of the marriage market.
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Royal endogamy among Hawaiians functioned to limit the number of conflicts about royal succession-an explanation that serves as an example of the latent function of a social custom.
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