1. An anthropologist lives with the Kpelle (pronounced pe-lay) of West Africa. He writes about what it felt like to live in the
Kpelle community. He makes many friends with members of the community while doing his research. Whenever he can, he seeks to understand how his friends feel about the events of their day-to-day lives. When he returns back to Las Vegas, he writes a book emphasizing his friends' points of view. He tries to write the book so that, if his Kpelle friends read the book, they would understand the situations and feelings he is talking about. What kind of anthropology is he performing? Mark all that apply. - Humanistic anthropology
- Linguistic anthropology
- Scientific anthropology
- Cultural anthropology
- Archaeology
2.A method where the researcher lives with a group of people and studies all aspects of their way of life is called:
C. Messenger RNA is an output for the process of transcription and an input for the process of translation.
Explanation:
Transcription is where DNA is copied to form RNA. Translation is the process where mRNA is converted to proteins. Therefore mRNA is the output of transcription and the input of translation.
