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How do they match:
Anthropologists and Archeologists
1
O*NET-SOC Title
Anthropologists
and
Archeologists
6
Alternate Occupation Titles
Policy
Specialist
Research
Anthropologist
Research
Archaeologist
Researcher
American Indian
Policy
Specialist
Public
Policy
Specialist
13
Tasks
Consult
site reports, existing artifacts,
and
topographic maps to identify archeological sites.
Research
, survey, or assess sites of past societies
and
cultures in search of answers to specific
research
questions.
Advise government agencies, private organizations,
and
communities regarding proposed
programs
, plans,
and
policies
and
their potential impacts on cultural institutions, organizations,
and
communities.
Collaborate with economic development planners to decide on the implementation of proposed development
policies
, plans,
and
programs
based on culturally institutionalized barriers
and
facilitating circumstances.
Conduct participatory action
research
in communities
and
organizations to assess how work is done
and
to design work systems, technologies,
and
environments.
Create data records for use in describing
and
analyzing
social
patterns
and
processes, using photography, videography,
and
audio recordings.
Develop intervention procedures, using techniques such as individual
and
focus group interviews,
consultations
,
and
participant observation of
social
interaction.
Formulate general rules that describe
and
predict the development
and
behavior of cultures
and
social
institutions.
Identify culturally specific beliefs
and
practices affecting health status
and
access to services for distinct populations
and
communities, in collaboration with medical
and
public health
officials.
Plan
and
direct
research
to characterize
and
compare the economic, demographic, health care,
social
, political, linguistic,
and
religious institutions of distinct cultural groups, communities,
and
organizations.
Train others in the application of ethnographic
research
methods to solve problems in organizational effectiveness, communications, technology development,
policy
making,
and
program
planning.
Write about
and
present
research
findings for a variety of specialized
and
general audiences.
Write grant proposals to obtain funding for
research.
12
Detailed Work Activities
Advise others on matters of public
policy.
Apply knowledge or
research
findings to address environmental problems.
Conduct
research
on
social
issues.
Conduct anthropological or archaeological
research.
Conduct historical
research.
Conduct scientific
research
of organizational behavior or processes.
Design psychological or educational treatment procedures or
programs.
Develop theories or models of
social
phenomena.
Instruct college students in
social
sciences or humanities disciplines.
Plan
social
sciences
research.
Plan community
programs
or activities for the general public.
Record
research
or operational data.
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