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Page 110
... increasing mental problems . It derives from an anthropological , cross - cultural , and cul- tural evolutionary perspective . General evo- lution is characterized by an increase in func- tionally specialized parts and subparts . Trends ...
... increasing mental problems . It derives from an anthropological , cross - cultural , and cul- tural evolutionary perspective . General evo- lution is characterized by an increase in func- tionally specialized parts and subparts . Trends ...
Page 256
... increase rapidly , an additional paycheck helps main- tain the family living standard . The steady increase in female paid employment since World War II is also attributable to industrial expansion . American culture has tradition- ally ...
... increase rapidly , an additional paycheck helps main- tain the family living standard . The steady increase in female paid employment since World War II is also attributable to industrial expansion . American culture has tradition- ally ...
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... increased dramatically during the past few decades . This increase has been based mainly on pe- troleum- and chemical - dependent mecha- nized farming . However , food production in the mid - 1980s was no longer keeping up with If ...
... increased dramatically during the past few decades . This increase has been based mainly on pe- troleum- and chemical - dependent mecha- nized farming . However , food production in the mid - 1980s was no longer keeping up with If ...
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