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88 Cards in this Set
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bias
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n: tendency to see things from a slanted or prejudiced viewpoint
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confirm
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v: to prove or establish as true
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contradict
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v: to deny or go against a viewpoint
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doubtful
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adj: not likely, open to challenge
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evidence
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n: proof
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factual
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adj: based on or limited to fact
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fantasy
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n: product of the imagination or make-believe
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illogical
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adj:contrary or oposed to fact
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investigate
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v: search, look for
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objective
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adj: open-minded, not influenced by personal feelings or prejudice
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observation
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n: statement, point of view
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opinion
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n: personal veiw or attitude
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persuade
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v: convince, bring around to one's way of thinking
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prove
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v: show or demonstrate
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theory
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n: idea based on gathered information or evidence
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argument
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n: oral disagreement
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compromise
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n: the setting of differences in a way that allows both sides to feel satisfied
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injury
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n: harm or damage to a person
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insecurity
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n: lack of confidence: self-doubt
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interact
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v: act together with others
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irritate
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v: anger or annoy
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mislead
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v: give a wrong idea, deceive
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negotiate
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v: bargain or deal with another party to reach a settlement
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oppose
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v: go against; stand in the way of
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reaction
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n: response to an influence, an action, or a statement
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solution
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n: act of solving a problem or answering a question
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stalement
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n: standoff; outcome of conflict where no one wins
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victorious
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adj: having won; triumphant
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viewpoint
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n: position regarding an idea or statement
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violence
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n: the result of the use of physical force, often causing injury
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accumulate
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v: collect; gather
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challenge
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v: call into question; demand proof of
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decision
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n: choice; making up one's mind
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development
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n; event; happening; outcome
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discrimination
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n: ability to see differences between objects or ideas
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explanation
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n: act of giving meaning to an idea or concept
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exploration
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n: act of looking into or examining closely
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factor
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n: any of the circumstances that lead to a result
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global
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adj: large-scale; worldwide
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inequality
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n: state of being unfair or not being treated equally
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quality
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n: characteristic or feature
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quantity
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n: amount
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reveal
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v: make known; uncover
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statistics
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n: numerical factos or data
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valuable
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adj: having worth or importance
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benefit
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n: advantage or positive result
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connection
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n: link; tie; relationship
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cultural
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adj: relating to the custions and beliefs of a group
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experience
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n: fact of having lived through an event
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express
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v: put into words
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feedback
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n: response to something you have said or done
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individuality
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n: characteristics that set a person or thing apart from others
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inform
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v: tell; give information or knowledge
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meaningful
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adj: having significance or purpose
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media
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n: sources of collected information about current events, including newpapers and television
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misunderstood
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v: misinterpret; fail to understand
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relevant
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adj: connected to the topic being discussed
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sensory
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adj: having to do with the senses
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signficance
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n: importance
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valid
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adj: true; backed by evidence
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assumption
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n: an idea you accept as true without proof
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class
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n: group of people or objects
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common
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adj: ordinary or expected
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discriminate
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v: see the difference between; tell apart; also, treat one group unfairly
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divide
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v: separate
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generalization
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n: a broad idea that applies to many specific things
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identify
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v: recognize as being
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judge
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v: form an opinion about; decide
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represent
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v: stand for; spreak for
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separate
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v: set apart
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superficial
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adj: of the surface; without depth; without meaning
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sympathy
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n: feeling for another person; pity
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tolerance
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n: freedom from prejudice; acceptance of the views of others
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unify
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v: bring together
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admirably
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adv: in a way deserving of praise
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aspects
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n: ways an idea or problme may viewed or seen
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bravery
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n: ability to face danger or a challenge with a calm mind
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courage
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n: ability to face danger or a challenge with a calm mind
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cultural
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adj: relating to the customs and beliefs of a group
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emphasize
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v: stress; give one idea more importance than others
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endure
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v: last; survive difficulties; hold up under
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exaggerate
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v: speak of something as being greater or more important than it is
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imitate
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v: copy; follow the example of
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influence
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v: affect others' views, habits, plans, and so on
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outdated
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adj: behind the times; no longer popular
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overcome
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v: conquer or get beyond a difficulty or setback
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suffering
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n: experiencing pain or injury
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symbolize
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v: stand for; take the place of and signify an idea
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