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COUNSELING PROCESS

the private procedure therapists and patients participate in when trying to identify, confront, and solve certain issues the patient has

COUNTERFEIT ROLE

a pretend or fictitious part or role.

COURTSHIP BEHAVIOR

the actions of people and various animal species in differing culture or social strata within the duration of the time

COVERT ORIENTING

the shifting of attentional focus independently of the direction of the stare. Covert orienting can be demonstrated by refined recognition

CRANIAL DIAMETER

the widest measurement of the skull.

CRANIUM

noun. 1. human or animal skulls. 2. the part of the skill that encases the brain.

CREOLE

noun. A language which has progressed from extended contact between at least two languages and has come to be the

CRISES)

1. a scenario which generates a great deal of turmoil or tension for those people engaged in it. 2. a

CRITERION SCORE

an expected rating on a trait or variable which stems from regression analysis.

CRITICAL VARIABLE

a variant necessary to cause a specific effect or to render a specific forecast.

CROSS-CORRESPONDENCE

noun. With regard to spiritualism and parapsychology, the scenario wherein at least two mediums, allegedly in contact with the same

CROSS-LAGGED PANEL DESIGN

a longitudinal trial and error model employed to escalate the likelihood of causal impact wherein two factors, both B and

CROWD BEHAVIOR

the symptomatic behavior of a set of individuals who come together for a transitory period of time while their interest

CRYPTIC FEMALE CHOICE

a procedure wherein females mate with many males but decide specifically which male's sperm will be the one to fertilize

CUBE MODEL

a 3-D model of the data cues which conclude causal traits. These cues are: uniqueness, general opinion and behavior, and

CULTURAL COMPETENCY

1. ownership of the abilities and insight which are recommended for and particular to a chosen culture. 2. the ability

CULTURAL RESIDUE, CULTURE LEAD

a specific facet of a culture that seems to be alternating quicker than the culture does as a whole.

CULTURE OF HONOR

a cultural standard in an area, country, or ethnic people wherein brutality is recommended as the favored response to an

CUMULATIVE RESPONSE CURVE

a collective documentation, in graphical display, of the replies in a conditioning trial and error process. An absence of a

CURVE FITTING

any of many statistical methods for acquiring a curve that symbolizes a chosen set of information on a graph.