Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... relative most often tries to tell you what to do ? ( Which relative most often gives you orders or bosses you ? ) 2. Which relative most often teaches you how to do something ? ( Which rela- tive most often gives you advice or gives you ...
... relative most often tries to tell you what to do ? ( Which relative most often gives you orders or bosses you ? ) 2. Which relative most often teaches you how to do something ? ( Which rela- tive most often gives you advice or gives you ...
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... relatives to be dealt with by each child was limited to all relatives residing in the child's household . This was not only to in- sure that each child would have had the opportunity to interact with each relative to be ranked , but it ...
... relatives to be dealt with by each child was limited to all relatives residing in the child's household . This was not only to in- sure that each child would have had the opportunity to interact with each relative to be ranked , but it ...
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... relative rank positions of each type of relative by behavior category ( e.g. , Figure 4 ) . Finally , the distinctiveness of each relative with respect to each behavior category was determined on a comparative basis , using Freed's ...
... relative rank positions of each type of relative by behavior category ( e.g. , Figure 4 ) . Finally , the distinctiveness of each relative with respect to each behavior category was determined on a comparative basis , using Freed's ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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