CONSERVATOR
noun. A person designated by a court of law to safeguard the needs and belongings of people who are not…
CONSTRAINT OF THOUGHT
a notion that is believed contriving that one's thoughts are in the control or under the influence of other people.
CONSTRUCTIVISM
noun. The abstract viewpoint which is core to the works of Piaget wherein individuals progressively construct their views of the…
CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY
the department of psychology concerned with people's behavior as customers and with the methods of communicating data to impact customer…
CONTAMINATION OBSESSION
an extreme preoccupancy with illness, filth, bacteria, soil, waste, phlegm, and more, based upon a feeling that the world is…
CONTEXT THEORY OF MEANING
postulated by Edward Bradford, a theory that the definition of a word or idea relies on cognitive imagery correlated with…
CONTINGENCY THEORIES OF LEADERSHIP
cultivated by American social psychologist Fred Fiedler, commander and the character of the group circumstance. The prototypical contingency theory surfaced…
CONTINUOUS DISTRACTOR TASK
a challenge of memory retentiveness wherein a constant sequence of objects are displayed- the volunteer is shown one of the…
CONTRADICTION PRINCIPLE
postulated by Greek philosopher Aristotle, with regard to logic, the standard within which an assertion and its denial can't coexist…
CONTRAST POLARITY
the level of contract between two optical factors, specifically form and background. Contrast might be positive, wherein light items are…
CONTROL FUNCTION LOGIC
with regard to ergonomics, a practical or very common and anticipated union between the function of a control or an…
CONVENTIONALISM
an aspect of one's personality characterized by extreme regard for and unwavering abiding to societal traditions or values and expected…
COOPERATING TEACHER
1. the well-honed skilled educator in the educator-pupil relationship. 2. a trained educator selected to oversee student educator interns who…
CORRECTIVE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE
an idea stemming from psychoanalysis which postulates that patients acquire significant and intensive modification via new interpersonal affective events they…