A.   Eating the foods their subjects eat

B.   Practicing reflexivity

C.   Reading more

D.   Interviewing people outside of the subject community

A.   Social evolution

B.   Culture and personality

C.   Functionalism

D.   Historical particularism

A.   Gender performance creates defines different groups of people based on their sex assigned at birth

B.   Gender performance is the idea that men perform masculine tasks and women perform feminine tasks.

C.   Gender performance allows for people to ascribe gender to other people

D.   Gender performance is the idea that gender is something inscribed in daily practices, learned and performed based on cultural norms of femininity and masculinity.

A.   An increase in people from communities that have traditionally been “the studied, not the studiers” where they can be “both researchers and researched.

B.   Less people of color joining the anthropological community

C.   More white scholars studying colonized countries

D.   An increase in anthropological work in geographically remote areas

A.   Relational ethnography

B.   Multispecies ethnography

C.   Nuclear ethnography

D.   Digital ethnography

A.   Enculturation and holism

B.   Socialization and history

C.   Enculturation and socialization

D.   History and science