I believe the answer is: . Skinnerian
The skinnerian perspective view that reward and punishment play a big role in shaping people's overall behaviour.
People tend to develop the behaviour which based on their experience benefit them in a certain way and vice versa. One thing that the parents can do to handle the problem is by countering the negative behaviour by giving better rewards for the daughter for abandoning the target behaviour.
The correct answer is Lewis Henry Morgan
Recognized as one of the founders of modern scientific anthropology, Lewis Henry Morgan was the first to study kinship systems and devised an ambitious theory about man's cultural evolution.
Morgan developed a general theory of the cultural evolution of society, which would take place in three stages: savagery, barbarism and civilization, each marked by the predominance of certain techniques and institutions. The acquisition of a new technique or capacity would mark the end of one stage and the beginning of the next. Thus, the invention of ceramics started barbarism, and writing, civilization.
Although Morgan's theories have revealed themselves over time to be excessively linear and incomplete, his proposal of direct examination of primitive communities and the integration of different cultural, economic and historical factors lent anthropology rigor.
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i think he meant that his happiness is only rising and not setting like the sun im not really sure tho hope dis helps
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