Male-female hostility in the Mae Enga seems to reflect __________.
A) the broader interclan hostility
B) their belief in a fierce, powerful god
C) a high level of natural aggression
D) the unusually high status of Mae Enga women

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The Mae Enga culture places a high value on interclan conflict and competition, and this hostility is reflected in their interactions between genders. There is no indication in the article that their aggression is due to belief in a god or the high status of women.

Male-Female Hostility in the Mae Enga Seems to Reflect __________