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CONCLUSION

noun. 1. with regard to philosophy and reasoning, the offer to which a stream of analysis or opposing matter leads.

CONCRETIZING ATTITUDE

transforming a theoretical concept into a concrete representation.

CONDITIONAL STRATEGY

the capacity of living beings to produce varying behavioral techniques adequate enough for present frameworks and circumstances.

CONDITIONS OF WORTH

postulated by Carl Rogers, a state wherein a person thinks of love and esteem as being on a trial basis

CONFIGURATION

noun. 1. an organization of compounds or parts in a certain pattern or object. 2. the typical English conversion of

CONFLUENCE

noun. A blending or mixing of many compounds.

CONGENITAL CHARACTER

an aspect of one's personality which is existent at birth. It might be genetic or stem from the impact of

CONJOINT SCHEDULE

a kind of doubled-up plan for reinforcing where at least two of such plans function at the same time in

CONSANGUINITY

noun. 1. a biologic correlation between two more people who are descendants of a mutual ancestor. 2. a close kinship

CONSENSUAL VALIDATION

the procedure wherein a professional assists a patient in verifying the correctness of their interpretation or the outcomes of their

CONSISTENCY MOTIVE

the urge to get a response that verifies what someone currently thinks of their self. This adds to keeping up

CONSTANCY SCALING

the cognitive readjustment of a stimulant's trait wherein the stimulant is seen as unchanged by the observing circumstances.

CONSTRUCT VALIDITY

the magnitude to which an analysis or tool is able to gauge an abstract characteristic, capacity, or construct.

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