The traditional Mbuti Pygmy language contained no word for a deity because: Group of answer choices The traditional Mbuti cultur
e did not have a religion. Linguistics is the cross-cultural study of language. The traditional Mbuti religion did not include a deity. Cultural anthropology is the cross-cultural study of human behavior.
The traditional Mbuti culture did not have a religion.
Explanation:
The traditional Mbuti people are found in parts of Congo with language which they commonly speak being Sudanic and Bantu. Because they live as forager, hunter-gatherer lifestyle, they tend to live in the forest which they considered to be their provider and protector.
<em>They believed that the forest is sacred and hence carries out ritual to wake the forst after someon has died in the tribe.</em>
Based on the scenario above, the sort of concerns would be
best described as the restoration oriented stressors. This is considered to be
one of the dual process model of grief in which an individual engage to in
means of coping up with the grief that he or she is experiencing as a way of
avoiding or confronting the loss that the individual has experienced.
In science, a broad idea that has been repeatedly tested and verified, giving scientists great confidence that it represents reality, is called a theory. A theory is a repeatedly test and proven idea by experimentation, theories are facts like the law of gravity, until disproved.