Anthropologists who call themselves applied or practicing anthropologists are not usually employed in which setting?
A) universities
B) charitable foundations
C) public interest law firms
D) profit-seeking corporations

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Applied or practicing anthropologists often work in settings outside of academia, such as charitable foundations, public interest law firms, and profit-seeking corporations, applying their skills to solve practical problems. Universities are more traditionally associated with academic anthropologists who focus on teaching and theoretical research.

Anthropologists Who Call Themselves Applied or Practicing Anthropologists Are Not