anthropology unit two review quiz!

the three stages of a rite of passage are (in order):

what are behavioural adjustments?

what was maslow's hierarchy of needs (most important to least important)?

which of the following is not an individual reason for a rite of passage?

what is a social group?

what is the conflict perspective?

what are the TWO types of modern human diversity discussed in class?

critical period hypothesis - primary language acquisition can take place after puberty, lateralization will still occur

sigmund freud theorized that humans are not born with personality

what does the cerebellum do and where in the brain is it located?

what is metacognition?

all humans today are 98.9% genetically identical

homo erectus was descibed to be...

who believed that an individual's main motivation is the search of the meaning of life?

what are the five stages of the grief (in order)?

what does the prefrontal cortex do?

gender - how you express yourself to the world & what you personally identify with

what are the four development theories (in order)?

values are standards of what is considered right & morally acceptable

the broca's area enables comprehension of language

Gilligan's moral development stages only focused on men

which of the following is NOT a parenting style?

a rite of passage is an action performed mainly for its symbolic value & which is prescribed by tradition

lateralization - each hemisphere is specialized for different cognitive functions

which of the following are factors that influence fetal development?

why are humans great runners?

what are the four types of memory?

psychologists accept the learning theory and innate acquisition theory of language development

Darwin coined the term "survival of the fittest"

the visual system enhances imagination & creativity

what is the cognitive process?

norms are rules that indicate what people should do or how they should act

intersex - person born with reproductive/sexual anatomy that doesn't conform to traditional definition of male or female

what is the bottleneck effect?

the motor cortex begins & coordinates voluntary movements

anthropologists say initiation into puberty is not universal

gender - biological parts you are born with

the corpus callosum transmits information between the brain's two halves

natural selection - organisms that are better suited for their environment are more likely to survive & pass on genes

what are examples of symbolic elements in a rite of passage?

social aggregate - a collection of people who have at least one attribute in common but don't feel a sense of unity

a dyad is the smallest social group which contains three people

what can the bottleneck effect be cause by?