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1
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Attracted to opposite sex?

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Heterosexual

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2
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Attracted to the same sex?

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Homosexual

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3
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Attracted to the another male?

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Gay

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4
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Attracted to a another female?

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Lesbian

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5
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Attracted to the both sexes?

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Bisexual

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6
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Attracted to any sex?

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Asexual

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7
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Attracted to multiple types of gender identity

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Polysexual

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8
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All types of gender

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Pansexual

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9
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Can be a female or male & intersex

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Sexual orientation

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10
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Without strict relation to the physical characteristics

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Asexual gender identity

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11
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Individuell chooses present himself of herself in a society

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Gender expression

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12
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Promotes an individual’s culture

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Ethnocentrism

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13
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Share the same history

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Nationality

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14
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Share social environments, traditions, & histories

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Ethnic groups

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15
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Cultures must be understood

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Cultural relativism

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16
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MEANING OF “SOGIE”

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Sexual orientation, Gender identity, & Gender expression

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17
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Defined as that complex whole

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Culture (Tylor, 2010)

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18
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Allowed for culture is the developed brain

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Primary biological component

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19
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Function for cognition and motor abilities

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Frontal lobe

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20
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Allows for touch and taste abilities

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Parietal lobe

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21
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Allows for hearing skills

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Temporal lobe

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22
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Allows for visual skills

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Occipital lobe

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23
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Produced and reproduced to transmit ideas and values

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Vocal tract

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24
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Supports the root tongue

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Dan Dediu

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25
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Enables human to wrap the thumb and fingers on object

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Power grip

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26
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Enables humans to hold and pick objects steadily using fingers

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Precision grip

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27
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5 TYPES OF THINKING CAPACITY

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Primary biological component
Frontal lobe
Parietal lobe
Temporal lobe
Occipital lobe

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28
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2 TYPES OF SPEAKING CAPACITY

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Vocal tract
Dan dediu

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29
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2 TYPES OF GRIPPING CAPACITY

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Power grip
Precision grip

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30
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Uses all four limbs

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Quadropedalism

31
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Capacity to walk and stand on two feet

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Bipedalism

32
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Supported the existence of oldowan industry

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Homo habilis

33
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Acquired the industry after migration within 1.9 - 1.8 mya

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Homo erectus

34
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Patron saint of France

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Saint acheul

35
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Primates created hand axes that were bifacial

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Homo erectus

36
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Name after a site in France called

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Le moustier

37
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Based on their final relationship with supernatural and entities

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Divine right theory

38
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Forces member of another group

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Force theory

39
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The father essentially is the leader

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Paternalistic theory

40
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Mutual agreement between the ruler and the ruled

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Social contract theory

41
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Need to be part of a community

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Natural theory

42
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Form of structures

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Tangible heritage

43
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Form of literature

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Intangible heritage

44
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Allow people from contemporary period to reconstruct the culture environment of their ancestors

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Museums

45
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2 Rules of museums according to conference of museum

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-Fostering community solidarity through shared history
-Regeneration and development of the local economy

46
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5 Subdisciplines of anthropology

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-Archaeology
-Cultural anthropology
-Linguistic anthropology
-Physical anthropology
-Applied anthropology

47
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The study of people

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Anthropology

48
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Promote an understanding of how humans have adapted to their environment

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Archaeology

49
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Promotes the study of a society’s culture through their belief systems

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Cultural anthropology

50
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Examines the language of a group of people and its relation to their culture.

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Linguistic anthropology

51
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Looks into the biological development

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Physical Anthropology

52
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Attempts to solve contemporary problems

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Applied Anthropology

53
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Refers to something ethnic

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Culture

54
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What a person has, does and thinks

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Culture is everything

55
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All tangible and visible parts of culture

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Material Culture

56
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Includes all intangible parts of culture

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Non-material Culture

57
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It can be from social institutions

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Culture is learned

58
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Learning your own culture

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Enculturation

59
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Desirable traits from other cultures.

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Acculturation

60
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Conflict with the needs

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Deculturation

61
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Should be taught and pass down

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Culture is shared

62
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Bodies fit physiological norms

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Culture affects biology

63
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Tool for survival

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Culture is adaptive

64
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Can cause problems for the people

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Culture is maladaptive

65
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Culture is not static

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Culture is changes

66
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Can be defined as a product of human interactions

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Society

67
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Society as a social organism possessing a harmony of structure a function

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Auguste Comte

68
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Society is reality in its own right.

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Emile Durkheim

69
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Society is a total complex of human relationships in so far as they grow out

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Talcott Parsons

70
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Society is an exchange of gestures that involves the use of symbols.

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George Herbert Mead

71
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Society as a collection of individuals

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Morris Ginsberg

72
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Society as the complex of organized associations and institutions with a community.

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George Douglas Cole

73
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Society as a system of usages

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Robert Maciver and
Charles page

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