Think of your major field of study or profession

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1. Name and define the two main dimensions of Anthropology:

2. What are the three (3) roles for an applied anthropologist?

3. Define and give examples for the following:

a) overinnovation

b) underdifferentiation

4. Think of your major field of study or profession. How can applied anthropology be useful?

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