Anthropology intermediate

In an academic publication or researcher profile, what does an author's institutional affiliation primarily represent?

Answer

The university or organization with which the researcher is professionally associated

Explanation

### Why this is right The supplied author profile names Pennsylvania State University. The other institutions do not appear in the provided text. ### The concept An institutional affiliation indicates an association shown for an author in a particular source. It is useful context, but by itself it does not establish a person's precise job title, department, or full career history. ### The other options - **University of Leicester**: This institution is not listed in Chick's supplied profile. - **University of Oxford**: This institution is not named in the supplied material. - **University of Chicago**: This institution is not named in the supplied material. ### Terms - **Institutional affiliation**: The organization associated with a researcher in a publication or profile. ### Remember Report the affiliation shown by the source without adding an unlisted title or biography.

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