we focus on the practices, projects, and organizations that anthropologists are involved in to help and even change people’s lives.
Instructions
Submit your answers to the following questions in this discussion forum. Be sure to follow the related rubric requirements.
1.Taking into consideration the many places and people that anthropologists work with,
describe the
particular advantages they have in solving problems and applying change.
What
are at least two ways that applying change can be hindered? *This should be reworded to: Explain two ways applied anthropologists' work can be hindered. Remember, an applied anthropologist's goal is to apply their anthropological training to help solve real world problems, not to apply change.
2. From what you’ve learned about cultural relativism and applied anthropology,
what
is your opinion of the latter? Is it ethical?
Explain
.
Who
does an anthropologist owe his/her primary responsibility to?
Give
at least 2 examples of ethical issues that could arise during a planned program/project.
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Beyond the EU: DORA and NIS 2 Directive's Global Impact
we focus on the practices, projects, and organizations that anthropo
1. we focus on the practices, projects, and organizations that
anthropologists are involved in to help and even change
people’s lives.
Instructions
Submit your answers to the following questions in this
discussion forum. Be sure to follow the related rubric
requirements.
1.Taking into consideration the many places and people that
anthropologists work with,
describe the
particular advantages they have in solving problems and
applying change.
What
are at least two ways that applying change can be hindered?
*This should be reworded to: Explain two ways applied
anthropologists' work can be hindered. Remember, an applied
anthropologist's goal is to apply their anthropological training
to help solve real world problems, not to apply change.
2. From what you’ve learned about cultural relativism and
applied anthropology,
what
is your opinion of the latter? Is it ethical?
Explain
.
2. Who
does an anthropologist owe his/her primary responsibility to?
Give
at least 2 examples of ethical issues that could arise during a
planned program/project.
