As a child, she experienced violent vomiting, psychogenic seizures, and a persistent imaginary friend whom she preferred to her sister, Margaret. She was an advisor to the OWI and helped implement strategies to subdue native 
As a child, she experienced violent vomiting, psychogenic seizures, and a persistent imaginary friend whom she preferred to her sister, Margaret. She was an advisor to the OWI and helped implement strategies to subdue native conquered populations. He seminal work demonstrated how a small portion of the possible range of human behavior is incorporated into any one culture such as the Zuni, Dobu, and Kwakiutl cultures in Patterns of Culture. For ten points, name this American anthropologist, author of The Chrysanthemum and the Sword and teacher of Margaret Mead.
As a child, she experienced violent vomiting, psychogenic seizures, and a persistent imaginary friend whom she preferred to her sister, Margaret.
Ruth Fulton {Benedict}