CONSTANT ERROR
a step-by-step prejudice or mistake in a specific way. With regard to motor management and psychophysics, constant error is obvious…
CONSTRUCTIONAL APRAXIA
lacking ability, due to neurological injury, to replicate an item or build it from it's individual pieces.
CONSULTANT
noun. 1. A cognitive healthcare or medicinal expert who is often sought to render their guidance or suggestions regarding identification,…
CONSUMMATORY COMMUNICATION
a communication which possesses the solitary objective of communicating the transmitter's notions or emotions and doesn't mandate any reaction or…
CONTENT PSYCHOLOGY
a way of studying psychology that is relevant to the part of aware experiences and the details of said experience.
CONTEXTUALISM
noun. 1. the theory that the memory of events isn't just the result of ties between said occurrences, as in…
CONTINGENT PROBABILITY
the likelihood, represented numerically from 0 to 1, that a certain element will happen if another element does. Irregularly high…
CONTINUOUS RATING SCALE
a measure upon which positions are allocated along a continuum instead of in accordance with classes. These kind of measures…
CONTRALATERAL HEMISPHERE
the cerebral half on the opposite side of one's head from any body part or organ which is thought to…
CONTRASTIVE RHETORIC
postulated by American applied linguist Robert B. Kaplan, with regard to language, the theory that diverse languages contain varying rhetorical…
CONTROLLED OBSERVATION
an inspection made within the confines of standard and systematic circumstances instead of casual or incidental circumstances.
CONVERGENT STRABIS
noun. 1. with regard to animal behavior research, the swapping of children between litters as a way of parting the…
CONVOLUTION
noun. A maneuvering or rotating of something, particularly the surface region of the brain.
COOPERATIVE LEARNING
1. acquiring knowledge in small teams, wherein it is anticipated that each member will use their experiences and skills to…
COPING STRATEGY
a behavior, sequence of behaviors, or mental process employed to satisfy a taxing or unfavorable scenario or in changing one's…
CORIOLIS EFFECTS
introduced by French physicist Gaspard de Coriolis, the propensity for any mobile organism on or above the surface of the…
CORPUS LUTEUM
a yellow-toned glandular growth in the ovary that exists following a graftian follicle explosion and subsequent release of an egg.…
CORTICAL CENTER
1. a region of the cerebral cortex wherein motor fibers begin or sensory fibers end. 2. a region of the…
CORTICAL UNDERCUTTING
a kind of prefrontal lobotomy once utilized to manage serious emotional and cognitive illness or ailment wherein the skull was…