Decision Making in Equestrian Indian Societies: An Essay in Comparative Pragmatics |
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activity agriculture Algonkian ambilineal Apache Arapaho Arikara associations Athapaskan band behavior Bilateral descent bilateral societies bilocal Blackfoot buffalo hunting Cheyenne clan clusters Comanche complexity corporate groups correlated with OTC cousin marriage cross-corporate integration cross-cousin marriage cross-cutting integration Crow culture degree descent developed diffuse integration divisive alliance dyadic ecological endogamy exogamy factors families functional greater Gros Ventre Hawaiian herds Hidatsa indicate individual intensity interaction Iroquois kin groups kinsmen Kiowa Kiowa-Apache Mandan marital alliance matrilocality maximal Murdock Number of Horses Omaha OTC scores OVERALL TASK COOPERATIVENESS patrilineal patrilineal societies Pawnee payoffs Plains area Plains Cree Plains Ojibwa Plains societies political polygyny pragmatic hypothesis production organization raiding religious residence patterns Sarsi scale scalogram shift Siouan social organization social structure specific TABLE task group TEAM TYPE terminology Teton theory tion trade tribal tribes True Plains Udy's unilineal universalistic uxorilocal variables virilocal