Society and Culture Crossword Puzzles

a person who is in the same family as somebody else, a brother or sister, a person’s father or mother, a young human who is not yet an adult, a …

free from bias, shielding someone or something, responsible for wrongdoing, forbidden by law, rules imposed by authority, unfair treatment based on …

an enduring state of mind, which can shape a person’s general expectations about the future, an individual’s automatic reaction to an event or …

one of the key features of a culture where we are taught by someone usually an older person who is valued by the younger person, one of the key …

it is an intelligence that refers to the ability of a person to accurately perceive, evaluate, and regulate emotions and feelings, it is an …

ultimate source of all variation, a form of selection in which favorable phenotypes survive to reproduce more than individuals with different …

the idea you have of yourself, this type of parent might say, "let's talk about it.", involve physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and …

the relative number of individuals of each age in the population, reproduction in which an organism produces all of its offspring in a single event, a …

a mobile, desktop and internet based application that allows users to share photos and videos publicly or privately, american technology company that …

feeling for others and wanting to help them, being thankful for what we have, taking care of ourselves and others, giving without expecting anything …

lost the ability to survive independently and became organelles (e.g. mitochondria and chloroplasts), early membranes trapped organic molecules inside …

the male parent, formal term for mom, a male child, what do you call a female child?, a male sibling, a female who shares at least one biological or …

when you do what is good and _ deuteronomy 12:28, obedience to the _ peter 1:22, the lord our god we will _ joshua 24:24, not _ where he was going. …

someone who helps other people, it’s the opposite of patient, it’s the opposite of sensible, someone who makes good decisions, someone who feels …

pattern of clinging and obedience, fear of separation and ongoing need to be taken care of, rely on others so much that they cannot make the smallest …

a hard nut to crack - someone who is _ to get along with, all ears - to have your full _ on something/someone, born with a silver spoon in mouth - to …

device that makes faraway objects look close, a signature, especially that of a celebrity, a building of historical importance, a person in charge, …

what is the numerical system for roman, what religion did romans believe, who would wealthy families hire for studying, what age did boys study …

land surrounded by water on three sides, this river surrounded jamestown on three sides, a cash crop sold in england, the first permanent english …

japanese word for a type of animation, japanese word for a comic book, japanese word for a wooden clog, japanese word for a traditional theater, …

recognizable social position that an individual occupies, the blending of fusing of minority groups into the dominant society, the customs or …

psychodynamic _ therapy emphasizes the importance of the adult members of the family working out any conflicts with their own parents as a way to …

paddle, pirates booty, bouillon, captain, east coast state, pirate, ship weapon, pirates drink, storage container, castaway home, parrot that wants a …

these people believed in a single creator god, this activity served as a way to communicate with the spirits, societies in which descent is traced …

singapore, korea, _ , and japan have been strongly influenced by confucian values, according to dr. mary evelyn tucker, confucianism is relevant now: …

baby kangaroo, the australian countryside, astonished, the first meal of the day, a true or genuine person, to criticize, a fool, a group of people, a …

a good goal provides this for a person, people with this type of locus of control believe fate decides for them, the manager should provide this to …

the condition of being a slave, bound to work for another person, a conflict in the united states from 1861-1865 over slavery and states' rights, the …

somebody who does not like working or using any effort, somebody who makes little or no noise, somebody who enjoys being with people and meeting new …

a dutch queen who helped the netherlands stay neutral during wwi, an empress who was one of the first people to recognize women's rights, a queen who …