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CROWD

noun. A large collection of individuals who transitorily share a joint concentration and a sole locale.

CRYPTESTHESIA (CRYPTAESTHESIA)

noun. A clairvoyant, telepathic, clairaudient, or other type of extrasensory perceptual phenomenon-like experience which can't be described by referring to

CT SCAN

abbreviated form of Computed Tomography Scan.

CULTURAL BLINDNESS

the incapacity to comprehend how specific situations may be seen by individuals belonging to another culture due to a strict

CULTURAL RELATIVISM

the stance that outlooks, actions, morals, ideas, and attainments have to be perceived in the light of their own cultural

CULTURE LAG 1

the propensity for some facets of a culture to shift at a more gradual pace than others, generating the retention

CUMULATIVE REHEARSAL

a method for holding data in STM wherein someone repeats the object which was present most recently and then practices

CURRICULUM-BASED MEASUREMENT

a slim analysis of pupil behavior based upon the material which has literally been presented to such, contrary to examinations

CV 1

1. abbreviated form of cardiovascular. 2. abbreviated form of curriculum vitae.

CYCLOPIA

a genetic birth flaw passed on as an autosomal recessive characteristic and marked by the joining of the two eye

CACO- (CAC-)

combining form which denotes bad, unpleasant, or undesirable. It is derived from the Greek word kakos, meaning bad. For example,

CALENDAR CALCULATION

n. a rare ability of a person to identify the paticular day of the week - that is, on any

CALVINISM

n. a branch of Western Christianity which is Protestant in form. It is of the theology that God is omnipotent,

CANNABIS

n. any of three plant species of the Genus Cannabis. (Species: sativa, indica, and ruderalis). In dried form, their flowers

CAPITALISM

n. in economics, refers to a free-market system which emphasizes on private ownership and individual enterprise. Here, there is either

CARE-AND-PROTECTION PROCEEDINGS

n. an intervention initiated by the court in behalf of a child's best interest in terms of health, education, and

CARDIOVASCULAR (CV)

adj. anything related to or involving the heart and its blood vessels. These conditions affect blood circulation as a whole.

CARETAKING BEHAVIOR

n. the behavior exhibited by parents as well as alloparents (caretakers) in relation to the needs of their wards or

CARTESIAN SELF

n. a fundamental certainty that a human can know everything of the self but not of the other. There is

CASE-BASED REASONING

n. a case approach which utilizes information from previously-resolved situations and applies them in the context of similar situations. Thus,