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Some people study how we live.

Edward Burnett Tylor
Edward Burnett Tylor

They look at how groups act. They study how families work. They also study rules and laws.

These workers spend a long time with people. They watch how people live every day. This is how they learn.

They study many things. They look at music and art. They even look at how we use tools.

They can study how we think. They can study how our brains work. This helps us learn about life.

Learning about others is very important. It helps us all get along better.

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