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Problemset Title Chapter Quiz Introductory Text Question 1 A scientist focused on the neurobiological aspects of religious experience is studied an aspect of a field called Type: Hint: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback physical anthropology. Correct archaeology. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 2 linguistic anthropology. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 2 cultural anthropology. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 2 ethnography. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 2 Question 2 Because the term primitive, previously used to describe some religions, is considered pejorative, anthropologists now use the term Type: Hint: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback old-fashioned. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 3 tribal. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 3 great. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 3 nomadic. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 3 small-scale. Correct Question 3 The author uses the case study of the illness suffered by the Fore people to illustrate how holism Type: Hint: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback can identify illegal behaviors. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 8 can provide a more complete understanding of a situation. Correct can identify religious traditions that are more harmful than helpful. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 8 proves Marx's theory that religion is the "opiate of Incorrect the people." The Anthropological Perspective, page 8 can prevent anthropologists from understanding The Anthropological Incorrect a problem within its cultural context. Question 4 Perspective, page 8 Which of the following is an example of an emic perspective? Hint: Type: Multiple Choice Question 5 Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback The Fore ate dead relatives in a primitive ceremony. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, pages 9-10 Fore women and children developed a disease called kuru as a result of cannibalism. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, pages 9-10 The infection agent causing the illness of the Fore people was called a prion. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, pages 9-10 The Fore disease kuru was caused by a sorcerer who recited a spell. Correct Kuru was both a medical and a sociological problem for the Fore. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, pages 9-10 The difference between ethnocentrism and cultural relativism is that the cultural relativism Hint: Type: Multiple Choice Question 6 Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback compares and contrasts different cultures. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 10 studies belief systems and makes no judgments about the veracity of the belief. Correct filters other societies through the value systems of the anthropologist doing the study. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 10 studies religion in the context of capitalist class struggles. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 10 does not study the psychological well-being of people in society. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 10 According to Robert Edgerton, a religion would be considered maladaptive if it Hint: Type: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback included animism. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 12 included the worship of multiple gods. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 12 Question 7 included practices that caused severe physical harm. Correct did not sufficiently convince its practitioners. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 12 encouraged a view that other religions could potentially be valid. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 12 A rule forbidding stealing would be an example of which dimension of religion? Hint: Type: Multiple Choice Question 8 Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback Experimental Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 15 Social Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 15 Ethical Correct Institutional Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 15 Narrative Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 15 What did Karl Marx believe was religion's function in a capitalistic society? Hint: Type: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback To help people understand that money would not make them happy. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 To brainwash people into becoming communists. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 To divert people's attention from oppression by those in power. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 To make people more industrious by improving their general happiness. Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 To give people a tool for rising up against authority. Correct Question 9 Which approach to religion investigates the question "What role do religions play in society?" Type: Hint: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback Evolutionary Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 Functional Correct Interpretive Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 Psychological Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 Biological Incorrect The Anthropological Perspective, page 18 Question 10 Which of the following statements comes closest to describing the ideas of an agnostic, using the word's original meaning? Type: Hint: Multiple Choice Feedback for all incorrect answers: Answer Graded As Feedback I do not believe in God. Incorrect Conclusion, page 25 I believe only in one God. Incorrect Conclusion, page 25 I cannot know if there is a God. Correct I believe in multiple gods. Incorrect Conclusion, page 25 I haven't made up my mind about God yet. Incorrect Conclusion, page 25