PTE

A desire to learn about something or find out how it works.

The ability to understand another person's feelings or experience them from that person's perspective.

To make someone feel upset or irritated because they cannot do what they are trying to do.

The unhappy or irritated feeling that occurs when progress or an intended goal is blocked.

To copy the actions, sounds, or behavior of another person.

The copying of another person's actions or behavior.

To give someone a reason or desire to begin or continue an activity.

The reasons or desires that lead someone to act and sustain effort toward a goal.

Influence from people of similar age or status that encourages someone to behave as they do or expect.

To become aware of something through the senses or interpret how it appears.

The process of organizing and interpreting information received through the senses.

A person's characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

An unfair judgment or attitude toward someone based on their group membership rather than sufficient individual evidence.

The ability to manage impulses and actions in order to follow chosen goals or standards.

A person's overall sense of their own worth or value.

An oversimplified general belief about the characteristics of a group of people.

An event, object, or change that can produce a sensory or behavioral response.

Relating to a group's beliefs, practices, knowledge, or forms of expression.

having many people living in a given area relative to the amount of land

Having fewer resources or opportunities than other people because of social or economic conditions.

unfair treatment of people because of characteristics such as their race, sex, religion, or disability

Relating to the home, household, or family life.

A person's or group's understanding of who they are and how they relate to others.

A person who moves into another country to make it their usual place of residence.

An unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, or treatment among people or social groups.

To join in the life of a shared community or institution, or help people or groups participate rather than remain separated.

To give knowledge, practices, or valued possessions to people of a later generation.

An increase in the number of people living in a particular area over time.

a person who lives in a particular place