CONDITIONING OF ATTITUDES
the building or modification of a state of mind as an outcome of the correlation of an attitude object with…
CONFIDENTIALITY
noun. A standard of professional values necessitating suppliers of mental or medical healthcare to constrain the revealing of a person's…
CONFLICT THEORY
1. any abstract examination of the prompts and effects of interpersonal discord. 2. more narrowly, a sociological way that emphasizes…
CONGENITAL APHASIA
any disease of penned or vocalized correspondence capability stemming from a problem that existed at birth.
CONGRUITY THEORY
postulated by American psychologists PercyTannenbaum and Charles Osgood, a mental consistency theory which centers on the part of the convincing…
CONSCIOUSNESS-ALTERING SUBSTANCES
a substantial group or psychoactive substances that impact conscious encounters and interpretations. These compounds are correlated with neurotransmitters and are…
CONSIDERATION
noun. With regard to leadership theory, a part of result-oriented leadership which comprises displaying concern for the emotions of lower-level…
CONSTANCY OF THE IQ
the propensity for intelligence quotient scores to essentially stay within the same area whenever the exact or an alike examination…
CONSTRUCTIVIST LEARNING ENVIRONMENT SURVEY (CLES)
postulated by Barry J. Iraser and Peter Charles Taylor, a survey containing thirty statements that pupils rank via the use…
CONSUMER SURVEY
a review of customer approvals and disapprovals in specific item classes which might create data regarding drawing up and labeling…
CONTEXT-SPECIFIC LEARNING
learning that has happened in a specific setting and is shown only that setting and not when examination happens in…
CONTINGENT AFTEREFFECT
an optical sensation wherein the aftereffect in one stimulant's facet relies upon a different stimulant's facet.
CONTINUOUS OPERATIONS (CONOPS)
functions produced continuously without cessation that necessitate rigid constraint, designing, time regulation, and balance. May elicit insomnia and impact one's…
CONTRAST THEORY
the idea that facets of an items can come to be recognized by comparing it with other items of like…
CONTROL PROCESSES
1. postulated by American cognitive psychologists Richard C. Atkinson and Richard M. Shiffrin, a theory on memory regarding procedures which…
CONVERGENCE THEORY
an abstract examination of collective behavior which presumes that cultural movements, masses and mobs take place whenever people with like…