| A | B |
|---|
| Alma Mater | The school, college, or university someone attended |
| Automatic | Something done without the need for thought;unconcious |
| Issue | To put out or deliver, usually offically |
| Logical | Capable of reason |
| Evaluate | To measure the value of something |
| Differentiate | To distinguish between at least two things |
| Essential | Indispensable |
| Gradification | Satisfaction or enjoyment |
| Long-term | Taking place over a long period of time |
| Pro | An argument that is for a certain course of action |
| Con | An argument that is against a certain course of action |
| Probability | Something that is likely to come to pass |
| Analyze | To study all the parts of something in order to understand it |
| Appreticeship | Someone who is learning through work experience with people skilled in a specific art or trade |
| Certification | Being certified, as in a trade or skill |
| Expedite | To take care of right away |
| Agonize | Struggle or suffer |
| Fret | To worry |
| Avoidance | The act of evading something |
| Tendency | An inclination toward a certian type of action or behavior |
