Direct trade between the portuguese and coastal people of west africa bypassed the routes across the sahara and pulled the coastal region into a closer relationship with Europe.
The answer to this statement whether if it is true or false is that, it is false. It is because self-regulated people can create an environment that produces trust and fairness but because self-regulated people tend to be more controlling to their behavior and emotions, it does not necessarily that they can only produce fairness. While political behavior can be reduced based on some instances but it does not necessarily impact of the behavior and infighting to be reduced within the instance though productivity is high.
In the film, How Cultures are Studied, Napoleon Chagnon believes myths are important to study because they embody a people's worldview.
<h3>Who was
Napoleon Chagnon?</h3>
Napoleon Chagnon passed away on September 21 in Traverse City, Michigan. He was a cultural anthropologist whose research on the Yanomami people of the Amazon rain forest made them well-known, but whose techniques sparked bitter arguments among other anthropologists.
Chagnon established field techniques for systematic data gathering and mathematical data analysis through repeated journeys to the Amazon. These techniques were published in the 1974 book Studying the Yanomamö (11), which concentrates on the single, sizable community of Mishimishimaböwei-Teri.
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I researched all sources say between 1991-1997
The answer is non-sampling errors.
Non-sampling errors refer to any type of error/mistakes in data collection process that does not involve to the sample selection itself, which cause the data not truly representing the value in sample population.
Other example of a non-sampling error is when there is a member of research team that purposely changing the data.
