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Which one of the following kinship terms indicates that father's sistes is given greater importance than the mother?
Amitate
Avunculate
Couvade
Teknonymy
- Amitate: This term refers to a cultural importance or special status given to the father's sister, often observing traditions where she has certain rights or privileges over the children.
- Correct Answer: Amitate.
- Avunculate: Relates to the special role of the mother’s brother in the lives of his sister’s children. It's more about the maternal uncle than any paternal figure.
- Couvade: A practice where the father engages in behaviors or rituals during the birthing process, often simulating pregnancy and labor.
- Teknonymy: A naming practice where parents are referred to by the names of their children, such as "John's mother."
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