A) father.
B) mother.
C) uncle.
D) aunt.
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A) in all fifty states in the United States of America.
B) in some states in the United States of America.
C) in no state in the United States of America.
D) universally.
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A) gift exchange
B) bridewealth
C) reciprocity
D) dowry
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A) bigamy.
B) lineal polygamy.
C) serial monogamy.
D) serial monotony.
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A) nationalism and kinship
B) kinship and family
C) hegemony and kinship
D) nationalism and hegemony
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A) data from careful population sampling clearly shows this does not happen.
B) the human genome project has shown that reproduction in affinal groups does not result in genetic damage.
C) both genetics and population science emerged long after the incest taboo.
D) early researchers of the incest taboo did not fully investigate the phenomenon in fieldwork.
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A) second cousins
B) affinal cousins
C) cross-cousins
D) parallel cousins
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A) arranged
B) exogamous
C) companionate
D) endogamous
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A) family
B) heredity
C) descent
D) kinship
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A) two
B) five
C) nine
D) four
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A) dowry.
B) affection.
C) enmity.
D) love.
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A) kindred exogamy.
B) kindred paternity.
C) kindred endogamy.
D) plural marriage.
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A) size.
B) blood.
C) paternity.
D) maternity.
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A) were more than seventeen different ways
B) were only six different ways
C) is only one way
D) is no consistent way
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A) cousins,regardless of cross- or parallel-cousin relationships.
B) first and second cousins.
C) parents and children and siblings.
D) half siblings and parallel cousins.
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A) relation.
B) marriage.
C) clan.
D) lineage.
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A) are clear universal characteristics
B) are no universal characteristics
C) are a fixed number of different types
D) is no need to change the definition
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A) prevent birth defects.
B) reduce the prevalence of genetic defects.
C) force property redistribution through close inheritance.
D) prevent incest.
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A) reproductive technologies.
B) the "one child" policy.
C) government monitoring policies.
D) widespread access to online information.
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A) being a citizen in a nation-state.
B) being recognized as a member of your family.
C) being able to obtain immigrant status.
D) sufficient opportunities for marriage in a foreign country.
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