CONSTITUENT
noun. A language component which is a part of a bigger and more involved component. Even though the word is…
CONSTRUCTIVE CONFLICT RESOLUTION
the employment of cooperative, beneficial strategies, like negotiating, reasoning, and more, to find solutions for disagreements with others.
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY
the department of psychology rendering expert psychological advice to companies and industry officials, national and state-level organizations, the military, training…
CONTACT COMFORT
terminology stemming from Harry Harlow's classic experiments with young primates, the advantageous results experienced by
CONTENT-ADDRESSABLE STORE
a design of memory, taken from computer science, wherein a memory is retained and recollected based upon symbolization of its…
CONTINENCE
noun. the capacity to manage the carnal impulses or the impulse to excrete bodily waste or urine.
CONTINUANCE COMMITMENT
the facet of an employee's dedication to an organization that can be credited to the price, troublesomeness, or hardship of…
CONTRARIAN
someone who has a propensity to argue with another person or argue in refute of something, no matter what the…
CONTRAVOLITIONAL
not aligning with the desires of a person, or being out of the scope of their control.
CONTROLLED-EXPOSURE TECHNIQUE
a technique of pretesting marketing efficacy utilized via presentation of ads to a sample audience in the setting of a…
CONVERSATION
the utilization of speech to convey thoughts and data to and from individuals.
CONVULSIVE DISORDER
any kind of epilepsy which consists of repetitive standardized seizes or slight seizes with tremors.
COOPERATIVE REWARD STRUCTURE
a behavioral environment wherein benefits are given on the premise of teams reaching their goals rather than sole persons, and…
COROLLARY DISCHARGE
a neural indicator that encodes a replica of a suggested motor command, which is passed on to a construction within…
CORRECTION
noun. 1. an amount that is contributed, taken away, or otherwise altered to elevate the correctness of a measure. 2.…
CORTICAL DEMENTIA
dementia which stems from weakening of the cortical regions of the brain, instead of the subcortical regions. Most frequently occurring…
CORTICOFUGAL
depicting nerve fibers or paths that leave the cerebellar or cerebral cortex. These fibers are: cortinconuclear, corticopontine, and corticospinal types.