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m_a_m_a [10]
3 years ago
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Anthropologists argue that generalized reciprocity (exchanging gifts) Group of answer choices helps bind people together by crea

ting bonds of mutual obligation. is only beneficial to a society when there are no strings attached. is only appropriate when people do not expect anything in return for their gift. has no social function.
Social Studies
1 answer:
jenyasd209 [6]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

--helps bind people together by creating bonds of mutual obligation.

---is only appropriate when people do not expect anything in return for their gift.        

Explanation:

Reciprocity is the act of giving a person a gift without expecting something in return. Generalized reciprocity creates a moral obligations among the people in the society. This is usually practiced among common  friends and people who are closely attached to one another.

When there is a reciprocity, a smile or love or kindness or thank you is always  included in the exchange. It binds the people together and bring them close top each other in the society by binding them with mutual obligations.

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