CREATIONISM
noun. 1. with regard to its most widespread sense, the stance that the universe was formed out of nothing by…
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
the arrangement and movement of reserves to battle the hardships rendered by an abrupt or surprise danger. The psychological pressure…
CRITERION-REFERENCED TESTING
a method of examination based upon the comparing of someone's actions with a set standard, which is fixed so that…
CROSS-CULTURAL TREATMENT
remediation in scenarios wherein the patient and their therapy professional are of different ethnicities, sexes, races, or lifestyles. These professionals…
CROSS-MODALITY MATCHING
a direct scaling technique of pairing the degree of a stimulant to the degree of a different stimulant that another…
CRYPTOPHTHALMOS SYNDROME
a family-like or genetic disorder wherein a kid is born with skin covering their eyes. It might happen on one…
CUE REVERSAL
altering the result of a stimulant so that it alerts the contrary of that which is was initially correlated.
CULTURAL DRIFT
the slow, eventual, unregulated altering of a society, with its unique traditions, morals, and behavioral trends, in time. Commonly referred…
CULTURAL TRANSMISSION
the procedures wherein traditions, principles, concepts, and insight are passed on to coming offspring within a community or culture.
CULTURE-BOUND SYNDROME
a trend of cognitive illness and irregular behavior which is specific to a small ethnic or cultural populace and doesn't…
CUNEATE TUBERCLE
edema at the upper end of the cuneate fasciculus which consists of the nucleus cuneatus, that is recipient to fibers…
CUSTODIAL CASE
judicial cases involving which parties should attain or retain custodial rights over minors, be such custody of a legal or…
CYBERNETICS
the empirical examination of correspondence and regulation as rendered to machines and living being. It comprises the analysis of self-regulatory…
CYTOARCHITECTURE
the organization of cells inside tissues and organs, specifically those in the neocortex.
CALKINS, MARY WHITON
(1863-1930) a first-generation U.S. psychologist who completed her studies at Harvard University, yet never received her degree. She is best-known…