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CARVE-OUT

n. a program which exclude certain services, like coverage for health care services that relate to mental health and substance

CASSINA

n. A wild, evergreen shrub of the holly variety (Ilex vomitoria). Rich in caffeine and theobromine, it is of medicinal

CATAMNESIS

n. the medical history accumulated by a patient after being discharged from treatment. Therefore, this includes the follow-up history obtained

CATCHMENT AREA

in human geography, refer to the geographical area and the human population which attracts external attention. In healthcare, it may

CATEGORY MIDPOINT

in statistics, refers to a point halfway between the upper limit and the lower limit of a class or, in

CAUDATE NUCLEUS

n. an area of nuclei found in the basal ganglia of the brain. It is an elongated and curved mass

CAUSE

n. in Aristotelian thought and rational philosophy, refers to an entity (or event) which is necessary in order for another

CELL BODY

n. that part of the neuron (nerve cell) including the nucleus and its surrounding cytoplasm, but excluding the axon and

CENTER MEDIAN

n. the largest among the intralaminal nuclei, consisting of hundreds of thousands of neurons and numbering 664,000, more or less.

CATEGORIZE,

List that is used in memory experiments where the items all come from the same list and are used to

COMPUTER SIMULATION

1. with regard to cognitive psychology, a method wherein a design of mental processes is put to work as a

CONCENTRATION

noun. 1. the action of gathering together or concentrating. 2. the amount of a compound dissolved into a liquid or

CONCEPTUAL MODEL

1. a plot or drawing employed to symbolize the correlations between two things and their traits in a visual way.

CONCRETE ATTITUDE

postulated by American neurologist Kurt Goldsetin, a mental state which is guided toward certain items and automatic stimulants. Someone who

CONCURRENT VALIDITY

the degree of communication between two measurements at the same time, primarily the investigation of one exam's validity by comparing

CONDITIONED INHIBITION

the diminishment of a conditioned reaction which happens upon surfacing of a stimulant that has prior been experienced in various

CONDUCTION DEAFNESS

auditory loss as a result of a disorder in the constructions that convey noise to the cochlea. The antagonist might

CONFIRMATORY DATA ANALYSIS

statistical information examination formed to oversee any number of particular study queries.

CONFRONTATION NAMING

any process that mandates the identification of an item shown visually or its image-related symbolization.

CONGENITAL SENSORY NEUROPATHY WITH ANHI

a dysfunction characterized by the lack of an ability to feel and interpret pain. Serious injuries, like hairline breaks in