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CAREER EDUCATION

n. a planned program of instruction which is designed to prepare new graduates for the experiences and possibilities of employment.…

CARPENTERED ENVIRONMENT

n. an environment which typically consists of blocks, squares, and rectangles. This implies that physical and visual experiences are viewed…

CASE LOAD

n. the amount of work which a doctor, psychologist, therapist, or counselor needs to complete within a given period of…

CASUALTY

n. an individual or group of people caught in the middle of physical or psychological harm, as a result of…

CATASTROPHE THEORY

in mathematics, refers to the theory on how continuous change (or action) in one variable could produce a discontinuous change…

CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE

n. an enzyme which specifically deactivates catecholamines. In the process of deactivating and degrading dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine, this enzyme…

CATHEXIS

n. in psychoanalytic theory, refers to the Freudian concept of investing mental and emotional energy on a person or object.…

CAUSAL LAW

n. A condition of consistent and invariant relationship between phenomena such that the Law of Cause and Effect applies. Here,…

CCTV SYSTEM

abbreviation for Closed Circuit Television System. Refers to the installation of a set of video cameras, monitors, and recording devices…

CELL-MEANS MODEL

n. in inferential statistics, refers to any one among the linear analysis of variance (ANOVA) models used to determine the…

CAFARD

Syndrome seen in Polynesia. Also called cathard.

COMPUTER

noun. an electronic tool that can obtain, synthesize, retain, and push out data. It can adhere to coded directions to…

COMPUTERIZED ADAPTIVE SCREENING TEST (CAST)

an exam generated by studies from the armed forces and putt o work in the mid 1980's to generate a…

CONCEPT FORMATION

the procedure by which someone abstracts a customary concept from certain examples. Commonly referred to as concept acquisition.

CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN PROCESS

a cognitive process which centers mostly on the significant facets of a stimulant instead of its perceptual facets. This is…

CONCRETE PICTURE

a cognitive symbolization that is based upon a certain item or occurrence in the tangible world with little, if any,…

CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE

the act of releasing someone from a psychiatric hospital with the burden of specific stipulations and restrictions, under which the…

CONDITIONED TASTE AVERSION

the correlation of the taste of liquid or food with a negative stimulant, resulting in a quite swift and everlasting…

CONFIDANT

noun. A person to whom someone else confides personal, often closely held information and emotions to.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

a scenario wherein people or teams are attracted to the quest of objectives or results that are incohesive with the…