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to predict the behaviors of a society.
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What is a primary reason a structural functionalist studies a culture?
to predict the behaviors of a society.
What is the primary reason a structural functionalist studies a culture?
to predict the behaviors of a society.
What would a structural functionalist be looking for when investigating a culture?
All of the above
What is the primary tocus of all biological studies?
what is the primary focus of all biological studies
Which is the biology discipline that studies the proteins?
For catalytic proteins, enzymology and for structural biology, structural proteins
Advantages of primary cell culture?
Primary cell culture allows for the study of cells in their natural environment, providing more accurate physiological responses compared to cell lines. It also allows for the evaluation of cell behavior over time, helping to understand cell dynamics. Additionally, primary cell culture can be used to establish disease models for drug testing and personalized medicine.
What is a person who studies culture called?
a culturologist. Just kidding its called a phallololigist
Who studies music as an aspect of culture?
Ethnomusicologist and ME!
Which scientist studies society and culture?
An Anthropologist.
What type of scientist studies culture?
An anthropologist.
What do you call a person who studies nuts?
A person who studies nuts is known as a botanist. Botanists are experts who mainly study plants and their structural adaptations.
What has the author Dietrich Scheunemann written?
Dietrich Scheunemann has written: 'Expressionist Film -- New Perspectives (Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture) (Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture) (Studies ... German Literature Linguistics and Culture)' 'Romankrise' -- subject(s): Criticism, Fiction, German fiction, History, History and criticism 'Avant-Garde / Neo-Avant-Garde (Avant-Garde Critical Studies 17) (Avant Garde Critical Studies)' 'Expressionist Film -- New Perspectives (Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture)'
