Roles and Characteristics
Understanding Feelings and Society
100

Characteristics or qualities typically associated with a father; such as being protective, providing guidance, or showing care and concern.

Fatherly

100

The state of being male or female, often based on biological differences; it can also refer to the roles, behaviors, and expectations that society associates with being male or female.

Gender

200

Providing care and support to help someone grow or develop; it often involves showing love, affection, and attention.

Nurturing

200

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person; it involves being able to put oneself in someone else's shoes.

Empathy

300

 Characteristics or qualities typically associated with a mother; such as being nurturing, caring, and protective.

Motherly

300

Overgeneralized beliefs or ideas about a particular group of people; they are often based on assumptions and can be unfair or inaccurate.

Stereotypes

400

A lack of physical strength or ability to resist force; it can also mean a lack of power or strength in character or will.

Weakness

400

Something that is widespread, usual, or frequently encountered; it can also mean ordinary or not special.

Common

500

Relating to or involving feelings or emotions; it refers to how someone reacts to and expresses their feelings.

Emotional

500

Willing to obey or submit to the authority of others; it can also mean being passive or not asserting oneself.

Submissive

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