A sociological study and an anthropological study differ with regard to how often people in a Peruvian village share work on one another's plots of land.What would most likely account for this difference?
A) The sociologist had no training in cross-cultural analysis.
B) The people in the village lied to the sociologist.
C) The anthropologist lived in the village for a year,whereas the sociologist relied on a single questionnaire survey.
D) Sociologists and anthropologists collect different kinds of information.

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The difference in the amount of time the sociologist and anthropologist spent engaging with the community explains the variance in their findings. The anthropologist's year-long stay likely allowed them to observe and participate in social practices that the sociologist missed by relying solely on a questionnaire survey.

A Sociological Study and an Anthropological Study Differ with Regard