| A | B |
|---|
| equivalent | equal or alike |
| deliberate | planned or intended |
| resemble | to look like or be similar |
| consistent | always having the same behavior or beliefs |
| varied | many different types |
| observation | to watch or notice in order to learn something |
| innate | something you are born with |
| apparently | obviously, seems true |
| theory | an idea that has not been proven yet |
| psychologist | someone who studies the mind and behavior of people |
| habitual | happening or doing as a habit |
| phenonmenon | something that happens or exists in a society |
| circumstances | condition that affects a situation |
| rational | based on reason or logic |
| guidance | helpful advice |
| attempt | to try to do something |
| chronic | cannot be cured, lasting for a long time |
| influence | power to affect the way other people behave |
| survive | to remain alive after a dangerous event |
| maternal | mother's side of the family |
| significant | large or important effect |
| mortality | death |
| paternal | father's side of the family |
| anthropologist | scientist who studies people, society, culture |
