Asked by Bradley Christison on Sep 26, 2024
Sexual relations, marriage, and family are all considered by anthropologists as:
A) residence patterns
B) incest taboos and prohibitions
C) technological artifacts
D) social constructs
Sexual Relations
Interactions between individuals that involve sexual activity or the expression of sexual feelings and desires.
Anthropologists
Scientists who study humans, their ancestors, and related primates, focusing on cultural, social, and biological aspects.
Social Constructs
Concepts, perceptions, or practices that are agreed upon by a society and can vary significantly from one culture to another.
- Evaluate the interplay between cultural norms and legal statutes in shaping marriage practices, including polygamy and dowry systems.
Learning Objectives
- Evaluate the interplay between cultural norms and legal statutes in shaping marriage practices, including polygamy and dowry systems.