Question

question 25
from an anthropological perspective, all of the following are true of ethic groups except
race and ethnicity are often confused in cultural practice

they may be distinguished by others

ethnic groups are the same as races

they may distinguish themselves

they may involve a struggle between self - ascription and other - ascription

Explanation:

In anthropology, ethnic groups and races are distinct concepts. Ethnicity is about cultural, social, and historical factors, while race is a socially constructed categorization often based on physical traits. So the statement "ethnic groups are the same as races" is false. Other options are true: race and ethnicity are confused in practice, ethnic groups can be distinguished by others or themselves, and there can be a struggle between self - ascription and other - ascription.

Answer:

ethnic groups are the same as races