Anthropological Observations of Tribal Rituals

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A group of anthropologists studied the rituals of a secluded indigenous tribe that emphasizes communal sharing and cooperation. They observed that, during a yearly festival, members of the tribe exchange gifts, participate in communal meals, and perform collective dances, all of which reinforce social bonds within the community. The researchers concluded that these activities not only strengthen interpersonal relationships but also enhance the tribe's overall social cohesion and resilience against external threats.

Based on this observation, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?

The festival's rituals are primarily designed to attract new members to the tribe.

The exchange of gifts during the festival diminishes the value of individual contributions to the community.

Increased social cohesion leads to better defense against external threats for the tribe.

The tribe's rituals are irrelevant to their survival as a community.

Communal participation in the festival is merely a tradition and does not impact social bonds.

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