Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... result obtained in the Chinantec community goes beyond our accepted 0.05 probability level . DISCUSSION The results of our study demonstrate a positive association be- tween social stress and the susto illness . These results support ...
... result obtained in the Chinantec community goes beyond our accepted 0.05 probability level . DISCUSSION The results of our study demonstrate a positive association be- tween social stress and the susto illness . These results support ...
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male infanticide created imbalances in the sex ratio resulting in in- tense competition for available females ... result of which the " messages or signals exchanged in play are in a certain sense untrue or not meant " ( 1972 ...
male infanticide created imbalances in the sex ratio resulting in in- tense competition for available females ... result of which the " messages or signals exchanged in play are in a certain sense untrue or not meant " ( 1972 ...
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... result . It was believed that the conduct of the parents during pregnancy affected the unborn child and the parents themselves . Certain actions could result in the death or deformity of the offspring , although formerly it was held ...
... result . It was believed that the conduct of the parents during pregnancy affected the unborn child and the parents themselves . Certain actions could result in the death or deformity of the offspring , although formerly it was held ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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