<span>True. Social science (as is any science) is always finding new ways to conduct research and finding new evidence that furthers the field. The sciences are always looking for information that will give new insights into how people conduct themselves in groups and as individuals.</span>
Structuralism
<span>An anthropological theory that people make sense of their worlds through binary oppositions like hot-cold, culture- nature, male-female, and raw-cooked. These binary oppositions are expressed in social institutions and cultural practices</span>
There are differences in wages and salaries paid to different people because of their range of experience and overall credentials that are present in their Curriculum Vitae. People who are more educated and have attained high levels of schooling are usually placed on the top of the food chain when it comes to salaries and wages. This is because the educational background they have is a big asset to the company which then translates to a monetary value or equivalent. People who are on the other end of the spectrum are paid based on their general skills and abilities to perform tasks (usually physical) that they truly specialize in.
It is from a hybridized mystery board game played in different geographic regions
<span>It is true that creation stories describe creation
resulting from the forming or the breaking of a union between two powerful,
primordial forces. One example is a mythology in China entitled ‘Eggs and
emptiness’ narrating that creation began with the splitting of two eggs until a
giant with limbs grows out of these eggs.</span>
