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An example of _________is the Mbuti Pygmies of Africa, who exchange with villagers in neighboring groups in silent trade in which they place the items for exchange on the ground, then hide at a distance and wait for the other group to make an offer of their goods.
Generalized reciprocity
balanced reciprocity
negative reciprocity
positive reciprocity
- Correct Answer: Option:3, Negative reciprocity
- Negative reciprocity involves an attempt to get something for less than its worth. It often includes strangers or distant groups, and trust is minimal. The Mbuti Pygmies use a silent trade approach, which is an attempt to make exchanges without direct contact, highlighting the mistrust element in negative reciprocity.
- Option:1, Generalized reciprocity
- Involves giving without expecting immediate returns. Common among family and close friends.
- Option:2, Balanced reciprocity
- Involves equal exchanges where expectations of return are clearly defined, often within a specific time frame.
- Option:4, Positive reciprocity
- Generally not a widely recognized term in anthropology.
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