Multiple Choice
An example of "applied anthropology" might be __________.
A) a study of genetic differences among gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans
B) an archaeological dig to recover information on long-distance trade between ancient Mayan cities
C) research on how to write a computer manual in an indigenous language of Papua New Guinea
D) reconstructing the kinship terminology utilized in Japan during the twelfth century
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