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LookingHumans
Looking is a human activity that involves the intentional fixation of the gaze onto a subject. Typically, the act of looking requires one to have eye-sight and implies the psychological interpretation of what is seen, leading to the decision of whether or not to maintain one’s gaze or to look away.
RunningHumans
Running is a method of continuous movement across land in which an organism travels by foot. Though historically an action meant for survival, modern humans typically engage in running as a recreational pastime that supports the maintenance or improvement of one’s physical fitness and mental health.
Babies | InfantsHumans
Baby is a general term used to refer to humans under the age of four years and can be used in reference to newborns (from birth to 28 days), infants (from birth to 1 year), and toddlers (1 to 4 years). During the first year of life, also known as infancy, a baby develops at an astounding rate.
LiftingHumans
Lifting is the act of picking up an object or another person, for the purpose of repositioning. One usually lifts using their hands and arms, but depending on the size and weight of the object and it’s starting position, one should engage their legs for further support and to avoid back injury.
LeaningHumans
Leaning is a type of posture achieved by sloping into and allowing one’s weight to be partially or fully supported by another person, object, or surface. Leaning is something one might do when tired, bored, or desiring a break from standing, or as a nonverbal expression of affection.
HuggingHumans
Hugging is a form of affection expressed among two or more people by wrapping their arms around one another and holding each other closely for a short period of time, lasting anywhere from a few milliseconds to a couple of minutes, depending on the context.
ReadingHumans
Reading is an activity that involves the cognitive interpretation of written or tactile (in the case of Braille) symbols to extract meaning and thus facilitate the communication of ideas and information. Reading is a learned skill that is formally taught in school and is a fundamental life skill.
PresentingHumans
Presenting is the act of formally communicating information to an audience of one or more other people, usually large groups. Presentations are used to inform, motivate, persuade, or even entertain people and oftentimes are formatted as lectures, speeches, or demonstrations.
CrouchingHumans
Crouching, or squatting, is a position in which the weight of the body is on the feet, but the legs are bent, either fully or partially. The quality of the squat can vary greatly, in which one, both, or neither of the heels touch the ground and the legs touch each other or are spread far apart.
PushingHumans
Pushing is the act of exerting force upon another person or object in order to move them. One might push an inanimate object, such as a large piece of furniture, in an attempt to reposition it, or one might push another object or person to forcibly move said thing out of the way of something else.
CyclingHumans
Cycling, also commonly referred to as biking or bicycling, is a form of physical activity in which one uses a bicycle to move from one place to another. Cycling can be done for recreational or competitive purposes, for commuting, or even just for the sake of exercise.
PlayingHumans
Play is a range of voluntary activities done for the sake of of recreational pleasure and amusement. Though most common among children, playing is an activity for everyone! While there are many different kinds of play, playing usually requires an element of silliness and the hope for fun.
Males | Men | BoysHumans
A male organism is defined as the physiological sex that produces sperm. In most animal species, males exist as one of two sexes—the other being the female—and are typically necessary for the survival of a species due to their role in sexual reproduction.
KneelingHumans
Kneeling is a type of position in which one or both knees are in direct contact with the ground. Though similar to squatting, kneeling uses the knees to support the body whereas the knees do not provide this level of support, nor do they come into contact with the ground while squatting.
Young AdultsHumans
A human is considered a young adult from their late teens or early twenties until about the time they reach their thirties, though an exact range is widely debated. Young adulthood is also understood as the time leading up to middle age, which begins once a human reaches about 40 years of age.
AdultsHumans
Adult is a term used to describe a human who has transcended teenage years and is therefore considered fully grown. Adults are often characterized as having reached a higher level of maturity, independence, responsibility, and wisdom relative to teenagers, though there are plenty of exceptions.
TeenagersHumans
Teenager, or teen, is a term used to describe a human who falls within the age range of 13 to 19 years old. This period of time, known as adolescence, is characterized by major physical, cognitive, and social development that functions as the transitional period between childhood and adulthood.
KissingHumans
Kissing is the act of pressing one’s lips against another person or object. One might kiss for a variety of reasons as a kiss itself carries many different meanings depending on the culture and context. A kiss could express sentiments of love, sexual attraction, friendship, peace, luck, and so on.
Females | Women | GirlsHumans
A female organism is defined as the physiological sex that carries eggs. Unlike males, females are found in every species as they are vital to the process of reproduction, whether sexual or asexual. In humans, we refer to females as women if they are adults and girls if they are children.
JumpingHumans
Jumping is a form of movement in which an organism propels themselves into an airborne state along a ballistic trajectory. Though one might run or walk leading up to a jump, a jump is characterized by the longer duration of the aerial phase and a higher angle of initial launch.
CrawlingHumans
Crawling is a type of movement that engages all four limbs. It is one of the earliest forms of movement learned by human babies, as it precedes one’s ability to walk on two legs. Beyond being a preliminary form of movement for kids, one might crawl because of an inability to walk on two legs.
BathingHumans
Bathing is the act of washing oneself or another human or animal by submerging the body in water, though the term can also be used to reference the general cleansing of a body with water and soap. Bathing is something might do when feeling dirty, but can also be done simply out of routine.
PairsHumans
A pair is a term used to describe a grouping of two people of things. A pair usually indicates that the two match or compliment each other in some way, though this is not required. For example, a couple is another term that describes a pairing of two—either objectively or romantically.
Children | KidsHumans
Children, or kids, are humans between the life stages of birth and puberty. Moving through stages of physical, social, and emotional development, the protection of a child’s health, safety and well-being is essential during this period of growth as they gain an education for adult life.
Elderly People | Old AgeHumans
Though a controversial subcategory of adulthood, humans are typically considered elderly, old, or senior citizens once they reach the age of 65 years old. Often understood as the final phase of adulthood, adults considered elderly often experience many of the same symptoms characteristic of aging.
CarryingHumans
Carrying is an activity in which one moves or transports another person or object from one place to another. This type of movement is characterized by having some degree of physical contact between the person doing the carrying and the person or object being carried.
ThinkingHumans
Thinking, or thought, is the operation of the brain in conscious activity. Still widely debated as to the origins and nature of thought, it is a process behind many human actions and interactions and differs in quality from pure instinct and the adaptive unconscious.
Meeting | GreetingHumans
Greeting is the social act of intentionally making oneself known to another and can suggest relationship dynamics and social status depending on the type of greeting used. Greeting can vary from a quick hand gesture or verbal acknowledgement to a more formal series of physical gestures.
StretchingHumans
Stretching is a type of physical movement in which certain muscles or tendons are intentionally flexed or stretched out so as to improve one’s range of motion, flexibility, and physical comfort. Stretching is an activity observed both in humans and many other animals.
PointingHumans
Pointing is a gesture used by humans to indicate a location, event, thing, or other person relative to themselves. Pointing is an action unique to humans and is a vital gesture used for communicating, especially among young children prior to learning speech as well as within sign language.
GroupsHumans
Groups are two or more people interacting together in one place at the same time. As everyday physical relationships between multiple people, group dynamics are witnessed in public settings such as queuing lines, elevators, waiting areas, transportation, and other spaces shared between strangers.
CookingHumans
Cooking is the human process or skill of preparing food for eating by combining, mixing, and heating various ingredients. Methods of heating vary widely depending on the dish being prepared, cultural customs, the skill set of the cook, and available resources, with a range of nuanced techniques.
ClimbingHumans
Climbing is the practice of using one’s hands, feet, and possibly other equipment to ascend a steep object. Climbing is an activity done for recreational or competitive purposes, like rock climbing, but can also be done simply out of necessity or as a professional trade.
HoldingHumans
Holding is the action of grasping onto or supporting another person or object using one’s hands or arms. Holding can refer to the general act of grabbing onto another object, such as when one holds a cell phone, but can also refer to the physical support or carrying of another human, like a child.
CleaningHumans
Cleaning is the process of removing unwanted toxins, bacteria, impurities, or other substances from an object, human, or specified area. The process can occur over a wide variety of contexts, ranging from commercial cleaning, to personal hygiene, to environmental remediation, to housekeeping.
BendingHumans
Bending is the act of repositioning one’s body from a straight, upright position, down towards the ground by inclining one’s torso forward and lowering one’s knees. A bending motion may be accompanied by a reaching of the arms, in the case of one bending down to pick something up off of the ground.
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