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Choose a project which would be appropriate for an applied approach. Describe it in detail and explain why it is appropriate.

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Since Chapple deemed applied anthropology as a "description of changes in human relations and in the isolation of the principles that control them (http://www.indiana.edu/~wanthro/theory_pages/Applied.htm), I have two suggestions for you to consider in your studies: First off, the popularity of body tattoos has definitely shaped human behaviors as well as pop culture in a major way. Thus, ...

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