Research Methods in Nutritional Anthropology (United Nations University, 1989, 201 p.): 4. The relevance of time-allocation analyses nutritional anthropology: The relationship of time and household organization to nutrient intake and status: References

Research Methods in Nutritional Anthropology (United Nations University, 1989, 201 p.)

4. The relevance of time-allocation analyses nutritional anthropology: The relationship of time and household organization to nutrient intake and status

		(introduction...)
		Introduction
		Methods of data collection
		Processing and interpreting data
		Procedures for collecting and analysing time-activity data efficiently and effectively
		Conclusions
		References
		Appendix 1. Messer, mitla field notes, 4 September 1980

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