For anthropologists, stories whose truth seems self-evident because the stories integrate personal experiences with wider assumptions about the world are called
A) Myths.
B) Scientific theories.
C) Folktales.
D) hypotheses.

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Myths are narratives that are often considered self-evident truths within a culture because they integrate personal experiences with broader cultural beliefs and assumptions.

For Anthropologists, Stories Whose Truth Seems Self-Evident Because the Stories