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CURRICULUM-BASED MEASUREMENT

a slim analysis of pupil behavior based upon the material which has literally been presented to such, contrary to examinations

CV 1

1. abbreviated form of cardiovascular. 2. abbreviated form of curriculum vitae.

CYCLOPIA

a genetic birth flaw passed on as an autosomal recessive characteristic and marked by the joining of the two eye

CACOETHES

n. an irressistble urge to do something bad or harmful. For example, a person may develop a cacoethes for excessive

CALENDAR METHOD OF BIRTH CONTROL

n. a natural method of contraception which is based on a woman's monthly cycle. Following the female pattern of ovulation

CAMARADERIE

n. the spirit of goodwill and rapport which pervades a unit such as a military or social group. Of a

CANNABIS ABUSE

n. in DSM-IV-TR, refers to a pattern of repeated and excessive cannabis use. Although addiction to the substance is rare,

CAPITALIZATION ON CHANCE

n. a process of risk-taking in business or personal affairs wherein the causality of an event is inferred from and

CAREBARIA

n. a form of headache which is characterized by sensations of pressure and heaviness especially along the forehead. More of

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE

n. a class of diseases which cause an abnormal function in the heart and blood vessels. The most common examples

CAREZZA (KAREZZA)

n. the deliberate act of delaying or prolonging an orgasm during sexual intercourse. It is a technique meant to enhance

CARTESIAN THEATER

n. a metaphor conceptualized by U.S.cognitive scientist and philosopher Daniel Dennett (1942- ). It challenged the rationale behind Cartesian dualism,

CASE-FINDING

n. a process of identifying and locating an individual who needs immediate medical or psychological treatment for a specific mental

CATALYTIC AGENT

n. in group psychotherapy, refers to a participant who stimulates an emotional reaction from fellow participants. Thus, this person actively

CATATONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA

n. a peculiar type of schizophrenia which involves two extreme patterns of behavior - that is, catatonic stupor and catatonic

CATEGORIES OF THOUGHT

n. a belief that, in interpreting the empirical experience, logic and reason already give structure to what its categories are

CATTELL'S FACTORIAL THEORY OF PERSONALITY

n. an approach to describing human personality traits using factor analytical methods. Through factor analysis, Cattell could identify and classify

CAUSALITY

n. in philosophy, refers to the concept that all events occur through causes, and that these same events are a

CELIBACY

n. a vow voluntarily taken by a person to remain in the state of being unmarried and sexually abstinent. This

CENSUS TRACT

n. a small geographical area which is generally homogenous in population. Its boundaries are defined so as to facilitate the