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Marriage.
Love, companionship, economics, psychological security, social position, prestige, and to have a home and children are reasons for _______.
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Reciprocity
An exchange between two individuals or groups with the aim of helping someone in need, creating or maintaining a relationship, or obtaining objects for oneself.
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Egalitarian
Equal access to rewards, productive resources are open to all, influence based on personal qualities, prestige based on personal achievements.
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Rapid fading
Speech sounds can be heard only while they are being emitted, after that they are irrelevant.
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Characteristics
Learned, shared, symbolic, universal, integrated, non-instinctive, adaptive are what of culture?
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Dowry
A substantial transfer of goods or money from the bride's family to the bride, the groom, or the groom's family.
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Generalized Reciprocity
Those who give do not expect the recipient to make a return at any definite time.
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Ranked
Access to rewards limited by kinship, productive resources held in common by kin group. Wealth differences between members of kin group.
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Interchangeability
The speaker can receive and broadcast the same signal.
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National culture
Which level of culture is defined: Refers to experiences, beliefs, and learned behavior patterns, and values shared by citizens of the same nation.
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Bride Service
Requires groom to work for his bride's family, sometimes before the marriage is finalized, sometimes afterwards.
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Negative Reciprocity
Both parties hope to gain all that they can from the exchange while giving as little as possible.
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Bands (Simple)
Local, economically and self-sufficient residence group, single extended family, family head with leadership based on influence
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Total feedback
This means that the speaker can hear themselves speak and can monitor their language performance as they go.
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Diffusion
Referred to as "borrowing" different aspects of a culture.
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Brideprice
Gift of money or goods given to the bride's kin by the groom and his kin.
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Market
Products or objects are sold for money, which in turn is used to purchase other products, with the goal of obtaining money.
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Chiefdoms
Several economically interdependent residence groups, up to 30,000 residents, centralized leadership with a hereditary chief that has full formal authority.
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Specialization
This means that the organs used for producing speech are specially adapted to that task.
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Acculturation
Referred to as "forced borrowing" different aspects of certain cultures.
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Ambilocal.
Couples shift back and forth between husband's and wife's groups.
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Redistribution
Members of an organized group contribute resources to a common authority, which distributes the resources to the rest of the society.
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State
Centralized leadership with full formal authority supported by a bureaucracy.
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Semanticity
This means that specific signals can be matched with specific meanings.
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Adaptive
Hunting and gathering, horticultural, pastoralists, agricultural, industrial are referred to as _______ strategies.
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