Toma is a ju/hoansi, who grew up in a hunter-gatherer society. he tells you about a successful hunt he went on as a young man during which he killed an animal large enough to supply many meals. when he returned home, he most likely: a. threw a feast in order to increase his status and prestige. b. bartered it for the food gathered by the women in his band. c. smoked and dried the meat to store it in case of future scarcity. d. divided it among the members of his band

When he returned home, he most likely divided it among the members of his band.

Option D

Explanation:

The Ju/Hoansi society also called Ju/Wasi who were nomadic hunters and gatherers with numbers like 30,000 and resided in Namibia, Angola and Botswana deserts in South Africa. They were constituted with the tendency to share everything but they regard solicitation with great hostility and strongly opposed to self-importance.

According to them, a hunter who introduces his victory to his camp or a woman who showcases her gifts to another is arrogant. Although one researcher has analyzed that they believe in sharing only work if the giving is generally understood, the Ju/Hoansi do not give unremarkable.

answer; the correct answer is (d) binge eating followed by compensatory behavior;

the answer to this question is d