Charity, Honor

In today’s society so many Americans have loaded down their time to a point where they associate it only with work and pleasure.   There is a drastic need for a large variety of research participants that derive from all different cultures whether it is traditional or social.   Anthropologists’ research should serve the broader, more diverse community as well as themselves.   In order to have an effective outcome from research conducted there has to be a wide range of cultural research prospects willing to participate and kept promises made by the anthropologists conducting the research.
People are so busy in today’s America that most citizens do not allow themselves time to give back to their community.   Without the motivation of bettering society as a whole people rarely search out opportunities, such as anthropological research, that could provide a better understanding of our culture.   There should be support made possible by non-profit agencies to assist in the spread of research awareness needed by anthropologists in order to attract a culturally diverse (or intensive) group of research participants.
Most governmental funding available to anthropologists is paid for by the American tax-payers.   Since the majority of America plays a role in the funding for their research there should be a broader impact created by the results of the study.   The anthropologists’ research should also promote their beliefs, ideals, and charity toward their intended outcome they promise to provide.
In order for anthropologists’ research to produce efficient results their research group needs to be a specified (or diverse) group of individuals that fit the need of the study.   This requires an immense dedication from our citizens to promote and participate in these studies that should benefit society as a whole.   Once a qualified group of participants has been obtained it is the anthropologist’s responsibility to uphold his/her promises made regarding the broader impacts of the... [continues]

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