CULTURAL DEPRIVATION 1
absence of chance to engage in the cultural supplies of the bigger societal construct because of aspects such as subpar…
CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF EMOTIONS
the discovery that the facilitators and the displays of feelings vary significantly in individuals of varying cultures and communities.
CULTURE SHOCK
emotions of conflict within oneself or within a set of people that have been abruptly thrown into a culture they…
CUSHING'S SYNDROME
founded by American surgeon Harvey W. Cushing, a set of indications corresponding to an ongoing overproduction of corticosteroid hormones, primarily…
CYBERNETIC EPISTEMOLOGY
an analysis that confronts the philosophical problems of epistemology in regard to computation, frequently by implementing computational knowledge representation and…
CYPROHEPTADINE
a drug which behaves as a histamine and serotonin antagonist and is employed for the remediation of allergy indicators, migraine…
CAFETERIA FEEDING
n. in experimental psychology, refers to a technique applied in studying non-human species as to hunger and food preference. Under…
CALIFORNIA PSYCHOLOGICAL INVENTORY (CPI)
n. An inventory of items designed to test the personality characterstics of adolescents and adults on four measurement classes. Consisting…
CANNABIS-INDUCED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER
n. a rare but risky psychiatric disorder which is associated with constant cannabis intoxication and dependence. It is characterized by…
CARDIAC INDEX
n. a vasodynamic measure of cardiac output, meaning the volume or fraction of blood which the left ventricle of the…
CARD-STACKING
n. in marketing and advertising, refers to the deliberate technique of overemphasizing a product's best features and suppressing other information…
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…