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Anthro Part 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - anthropologists find fossils and look for traits of bipedialism
- - - - Bands
        
        Miminum of 50 People
        
        Dung Bar # 147.8
        
        Example Includes: Facebook Friends
    - - Tribe
        
        50/500 Rule
        
        Tokens & Symbols
        
        3 Examples: Clothing, Language and Flags
        
        Unconsciously
        
        Identity Protective Cognition
        
        but can be easy to shift tribes
        
        Robbers Cave
        
        In Group Formation
        
        Friction Faze
        
        Problem Solving/Conflict Resolution
        
        Common Enemy
        
        Common goal
        
        Realistic conflict theory
    - - Camps
        
        9-16 People
- - - - Mixing up ideas you are trying to learn, varying the orders at which you cover them
  - - - Compared to re-reading, much more effective
      - have to forget to learn
      - The testing effect
        
        frequent quizzing leads to less anxiety in the classroom
        
        creates good habits
      - actively practicing retrieval leads to improved and more flexible memory
        
        Not only remember, but understand and apply
        
        Example: Respiratory system test
      - Works better after a delay
      - Scaffolding->mind maps
- - - - Humans walk on two feet
      - Humans reproduce at 20ish, primates at 10
      - Humans speek
      - Humans mate and live in groups at same time
      - Humans develop ideas/beliefs about their life to guide their actions
    - - Grasping hands
      - Forward facing eyes
      - Larger brains
      - Mothers and infants
      - Longest infant dependency period
      - Dominance hierarchies
      - Grooming
- - - - associating with the dominant culture
    - - accomodating both cultures
    - - rejecting the dominant culture
    - - relating to the culture of origin
  - - - An individual sees themselves as a part of the dominant society/culture
    - - Event causes question of belonging to dominant society, having to make a choice of which society to relate to
    - - Resolves all previous conflicts to form an identity with all cultures
- - - - Anticipation
        
        Dont assume sameness
        
        Anticipate difference
        
        Be more open to different ideas and perspectives as a result
      - Examples:
        
        Murder mystery investigation
        
        Democrats vs. republicans
    - - When more females in board group >$
      - General diversity increase leads to better performance
      - Innovation