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CUSTOM

a classic action, practice, or behavior which is conveyed via the years and years of family members that practice it,

CYCLE OF VIOLENCE

originally postulated by American forensic and clinical psychologist Lenore Walker, an abstract outline for comprehending the determination of abusive relationships.

CYTOCHROME OXIDASE

an enzyme which presents in the inner membrane of mitochondria and is imperative to aerobic respiration.

CAFFEINE INTOXICATION

n. a type of intoxication induced by an overdose of caffeine. The caffeine content may have been derived from coffee,

CALL GIRL

n. a female escort whose services are ordered and arranged by phone. This is in contrast to prostitutes who operate

CANADIAN MENTAL TRAINING REGISTRY

n. a registry system in Canada for professionals and consultants working in the field of sports psychology. As an agency,

CANNULA

n. a thin, narrow tube which is designed to be safely inserted into the body. As an instrument, it allows

CARBAMATES

n. an organic compound derived as a salt or ester from carbamic acid. Medically, they are synthesized into acetylcholinesterase inhibitors

CARDIAC PACEMAKER

n. an artificial electrical device which is implanted in the region of the heart. Its main function is to help

CAREER CHOICE

n. the selection of a particular path or vocation in terms of career. This is usually influenced by parental guidance,

CAROTODYNIA

n. a form of pain that is caused by pressure upon the common carotid artery. This pain is felt along

CASE GRAMMAR

n. in linguistics, refers to sentence construction and analysis which gives primary consideration to semantics rather than to syntax. In

CASTRATION ANXIETY

n. the fear of suffering an injury or loss of the genitals. In the pregenital stage of the Freudian psychoanalytic

CATAPLEXY

n. a sudden but temporary loss of muscle, usually triggered by some intense emotions such as surprise, terror, anger, or

CATECHOLAMINE

n. one of a group of bioamines produced in the brain and endocrine system. They include neurotransmitters like dopamine and

CATELECTROTONUS

n. a physical condition in which there is increase excitability or irritability observed in the nerve or muscle nearest the

CAUSAL CHAIN

A hypothetical or actual sequence of events which lead to a particular effect. The chain of events must be ordered

CAUSISM

n. a habitual tendency to ascribe causal relationships between events where none are observed to exist or when evidence is

CELL PROLIFERATION

n. the continuous process of cellular multiplication and differentiation. As to increase in number and size, this is achieved through

CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION

(CDC) a U.S. federal agency which plays a central role in public health and safety. Mainly, it is concerned with