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CROSS-TOLERANCE

noun. The capacity for a drug, frequently a depressant to the central nervous system, to generate the decreased impacts of…

CRYOTHERAPY

noun. The utilization of frigid temperatures of therapeutic impact- frequently employed in sports medicine. This method may also heighten the…

CSERP

abbreviated form of Chromosensory Event-Related Potential.

CULTURAL

adjective. Culture-bias theory that gauges of intellect might be prejudice or carry a preference for some members over other specific…

CULTURAL PARALLELISM

with regard to anthropology, the growth and enhancement of analogous cultural trends in regionally distinct groups presumed to have never…

CULTURE CHANGE

the altering of a society's culture, whether it is slowly, or quickly due to influence from different cultures.

CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

on a graph, plotted information that shows the y-axis as being the quantity of scenarios which land at or beneath…

CURRICULUM

1. a group of necessary or recommended curricula's, spanning various topics or within a certain subject, which a pupil has…

CUTANEOUS-PUPILLARY REFLEX

expanding of the pupil as a result of damaging the surface of the chin or cheek areas.

CYCLOID PSYCHOSIS

an uncommon and dubious psychiatric disorder with three types: confusional, anxiety-happiness, and motility. It possesses indications similar to those of…

CYTOMEL

a brand name for liothyronine.

CABLE TENSIOMETRY

n. a method used to evaluate a person's muscular strength. The measurement is based on the ability to pull on…

CALCIUM REGULATION

n. a function of maintaining calcium levels within normal. A joint function of the thyroid and parathyroid glands, it is…

CALORIC INTAKE

n. the intake of calories that is usually recommended on a daily basis. It is largely determined by a person's…

CANDIDIASIS

n. a commonly-occurring infection caused by yeastlike fungi (Genus Candida), usually that of Candida albicans. Aside from occurring in the…

CAPACITY MODEL

n. in psychology, refers to one of a variety of models that characterize attention to be a limited-capacity resource. As…

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING

n. lethal intoxication with a colorless, odorless gas called carbon monoxide. It causes a condition known as anoxia in which…

CARDIOMYOPATHY

n. any severe disease affecting the heart muscle. Usually, heart muscle disease is followed by a deterioration in function and,…

CAREER WORKSHOP

n. a form of career intervention which is part of the bigger program of career planning. By means of role…

CARRYOVER EFFECT

n. the possibility that effects gained from a previous treatment may still be present and, therefore, be carried over in…