The traditional North American model of anthropology a. is a repudiation of the 19th century concept of "holism". b. is associated with its successful defense of scientific racism. c. encourages a "trading zone" of concepts and knowledge. d. is widespread in Europe and other parts of the world.

A common and accurate definition of evolution is the change of an individual’s heritable trait. Question 6 a. True b. False

2) More than %97 of climate scientists have agreed that Earth has been warming for many decades now, overwhelmingly as a result of human activity.  a) A tv show invites two guests, a scientist who believes this claim and a scientist who opposes it, to present their differing views. What psychological process is the tv show engaging in and why?  b) Carlos grew up believing that climate change is not a result of human activity. When he learns that %97 of scientists disagree with that view, he seeks scientists who will support his long-held view. What psychological process is Carlos undergoing and why?  3) The legislature of a state is considering whether to maintain the party affiliation of political candidates listed on the ballot next to their names. Politicians belonging to all parties support maintaining it, as they note that many voters tend to choose all the candidates on any given ballot belonging to their preferred party, without paying much attention to other considerations.…

Address (don’t just say “true” or “false”) the following myths about evolution. Limit your answers to 1-2 sentences each:    a. Evolution tells us how life began    b. Evolution says animals do things for the good of their species.    c. If evolution were true, they would call it a fact, not a theory.

Why can’t no one answer this question?

A common and accurate definition of evolution is the change of an individual’s heritable trait. a. False b. True