Margaret Mead found that in one society the men and the women were both feminine. This practice was found among the ______________ people.

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Margaret Mead's research on gender roles and attitudes in different cultures led her to identify two distinct types of cultures when it came to gender: masculine and feminine. In Arapesh culture, both men and women were gentle, cooperative, and nurturing, and there was little aggression or violence. This stands in contrast to other societies like the Tchambuli, where gender roles were more stereotypically masculine and feminine. The Bugis and Mundgomer are not mentioned in relation to Mead's findings.

Margaret Mead Found That in One Society the Men and the Women