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Human Nature Concepts Scramble

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Unscramble English terms about human nature.

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Unscramble English terms about human nature.

by Yoti
1

Qualities present from birth that shape who we are, including basic social tendencies and capacity for understanding.

2

The ability to think clearly, reason, and consider abstract ideas and consequences before acting.

3

An understanding of one's own thoughts, feelings, and identity in relation to the external world.

4

A spectrum of feelings and strong motivations that steer choices and responses to events.

     
  
  
5

Principles that guide judgments about right and wrong and influence behavior within a group.

     
     
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A tendency to seek companionship, form relationships, and engage with others socially.

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The ability to move primarily on two legs, enabling upright posture and complex locomotion.

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Fundamental rights and the inherent value every person should be treated with.

     
  
  
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