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COUVADE SYNDROME, COVARIANCE

a scale-dependent gauging of the union between two variants.

COVERT REHEARSAL

a method wherein either elaborative or rote repetitive practicing in one's mind or actions or terms is employed to better

CRANIAL INDEX

the proportion of the optimal width of the cranium to its optimal length, times 100.

CRASH

noun. 1. The withdrawal indicators, typically overcome by depressing emotions, that happen following an extensive period of amphetamine intoxication. 2.

CREPUSCULAR ANIMALS

those animals which are the most mobile in a dim or slightly lit setting.

CRISIS COUNSELING

instant-response counseling, either via phone, walk-in, or online, given to people after experiencing a surprise or unexpected stressful period in

CRITERION VARIABLE

with regard to statistical analysis, a variable to be expected, thus, the dependent variable.

CRITICAL-INCIDENT TECHNIQUE (CIT)

a technique modeled to examine variable correlated with irregularly positive or irregularly negative performance. Viewers document irregular results and certain

CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY

a department of psychology which examines likeness and difference in human actions spanning various cultures and recognizes the varying psychological

CROSS-MODAL ASSOCIATION

1. the coordination of sensorial stimulants comprising various parts of the brain that is generally necessary in jobs involving the

CROWD MIND

no longer accepted, a postulated description of the obvious regularity of peoples' mental, emotional, and behavioral responses whenever in big

CRYPTOPHASIA

noun. Language that is private or impossible to understand, particularly the odd transmission trends which are occasionally formed between twins

CUDDLING BEHAVIOR

holding near- a type of attachment action between people that

CULTURAL DEPRIVATION 1

absence of chance to engage in the cultural supplies of the bigger societal construct because of aspects such as subpar

CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF EMOTIONS

the discovery that the facilitators and the displays of feelings vary significantly in individuals of varying cultures and communities.

CULTURE TRAIT

any general belief, tradition, method, or item that can be said to be attributed to a specific culture in some

CUNEATE FASCICULUS

the lateral part of the spinal cord or the dorsal columns that is in the shape of a wedge in

CUSTODIAL CARE

1. care provided to a person with extensive cognitive or physical handicap that consists of assisted living each day, but

CYBERNETIC THEORY

founded by American mathematician Norbert Wiener, the analysis of how equipment or machine systems can be ordered to control and

CYSTATHIONINURIA

a hereditary disorder of amino acid metabolism characterized by insufficiency of the cystathionase enzyme. The impact consist of skeletal, ocular,