<span>There has been an increase in trying to understand and include native voices in ethnographic studies. By doing this, we get a clearer picture of the totality of society and can also tease out specific cultural traits that might be considered "foreign" or "odd" to those who may not be aware or appreciative of what the practices mean.</span>
I believe the answer is: Schema
Schema refers to the psychological structure/pattern that we used to memorize a certain category of information.
For most people, the way we absorb new information is not by complexity change the old memory with the new one, but to adjust the new information in such a way that would fit our schema.<span />
Answer:
<em>B</em>
Explanation:
Process of Elimination.
Suspect A couldn't have killed them because they were seen the next day
Suspect C wasn't there at all.
Suspect D wasn't there at all.
Suspect B was the last person to have to the victim, therefore making them the most likely suspect.
Answer:
<em>Hellenistic oppression respected the behavior, thinking, and judgment-making of a chosen few and at the cost of a multitude of depreciated enslaved who have been bought as objects and unable to practice substantial independent decision-making.
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<em>Popular culture discarded differentiated local subjects in favor of stock characters and generic themes in order to appeal to diverse viewers across the Hellenistic sphere.</em>
That statement is true.
Ethnicity refer to the social group that a person grew up with along with all of its values and tradition.
Mean while race refer to the genetics that a person born into.
An asian man that raised with African values will have Asian race and African ethnicity.