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CARDIAC MUSCLE

n. a specialized type of muscle found in the heart. It is composed of involuntary, striated muscles with branching fibers

CARE OF YOUNG

n. a parental behavior which manifests as the care and rearing of one's offspring. An instinctive reaction among animals, parents

CAROTID ARTERY

n. a major artery (common carotid artery) which supplies oxygenated blood to the head, face, and neck. It ascends as

CASANOVA COMPLEX

n. a strong desire that drives a man to make as many sexual conquests or take as many lovers as

CASTE

n. a traditional and stratified system of society typical to Hindu culture. It consists of five main hereditary classes, arranged

CATAPHASIA

n. a speech disorder in which there is involuntary yet successive repetition of the same word or same phrase. It

CATCH-UP GROWTH

n. a phase of accelerated growth following a period of delayed and retarded growth. The latter often occurs because of

CATEGORY TEST

n. a test which presents each participant with a series of six sub-tests, each set being assigned a number and

CAUSAL AMBIGUITY

n. a scenario in which there are at least two kinds of phenomena operating in the same situation, and it

CAUSE-AND-EFFECT TEST

n. a variety of intelligence tests that measure a participant's logical and causal reasoning. The test presents alternative causes for

CELL MIGRATION

n. a process central to the development of multicellular structures. It involves the movement of cells from their site of

CENTERING

n. in sports psychology, refers to a technique that enhances athletic peformance. It instructs and assists athletes on how to

COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS

an all-encompassing field of research wherein methods from computer science and manufactured intelligence are utilized to design theories based upon

COMPUTER SLANGUAGE

common slang forms of speech used to represent computer operations and facets of such.

CONCENTRATION DIFFICULTY

a typical indication of a major depressive episode wherein the capacity to focus and think well is hindered.

CONCEPTUAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

a pretend design of the physiologic and neurologic operations of the CNS and SNS that can be altered so that

CONCRETE IMAGE

a vision that is recollected with respect to certain sense factors, like the smell of a specific perfume.

CONCURRENT-CHAINS PROCEDURE

a process wherein fulfillment of either of two aligned schedules of insurance, termed the initial links, causes the surfacing of

CONDITIONED PLACE PREFERENCE (CPP)

a method used for figuring out whether or not experience with specific stimulants will reinforce the area wherein the experience

CONDUCTION WITH DECREMENT

the rapid decomposition in the length and girth of a membrane potential with space from the area of arousal whenever