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CULTURE BOUND

depicting outlooks, behaviors, or actions which are the result of a specific society and which aren't frequently observed in other…

CUMULATIVE EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGE

a beneficial position which is attained via learning experiences and information obtained from such in time.

CURRICULAR FIELD EXPERIENCE

insight acquired from events at work or viewing of certain regions of occupational attention or educational pursuit. It frequently satisfies…

CUTANEOUS SENSE

any of the sense which are reliant upon skin receptors that are vulnerable to touch, pressure, hot and cold, pain,…

CYCLOBENZAPRINE

noun. A drug employed for the remediation of minor skeletal muscle spasms. Correlated to tricyclic antidepressant constructs, it shares many…

CYTOLOGY

the department of biology which comprises the growth structure and operation of cells.

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…

CASE METHOD

n. a teaching approach in which groups of supervisors or managers are presented with a business problem, either hypothetical or…

CATABOLISM

n. an aspect of metabolism which relates to the breakdown of larger, more complex molecules into smaller, simpler substances with…

CATASTROPHIC REACTION

n. an inability to cope with trauma or shock that results in highly-disorganized behavior. This is characterized by deep feelings…

CATEGORICAL INTRUSION

n. a phenomenon whereby, during a test on memory recall, the participant recalls some items not included in the memorization…

CAT'S-EYE SYNDROME

n. a rare congenital defect wherein the eyes exhibit a cleft iris (cat's eye) appearance and the anus is imperforate.…