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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

CAT 1

1. Abbreviation for California Acheivement Tests. 2. Abbreviation for Cognitive abilities test in the UK> 3. Abbreviation for computer adaptive

COMPUTER NETWORK

a set of computers connected through lines of communicating.

CONATION

noun. The enthusiastic component in determination that links insight, impression, ambition, wants, and intuition to behavior. It is one third

CONCEPTUAL DEPENDENCY

an official semantic system modeling to contain semantic unions in human linguistics for employment in computer software associated with the

CONCOMITANCE

1. the simultaneous occurrence of at least two sensations, particularly such that the sensations are basically varying symptoms of a

CONCURRENT OPERANTS

a circumstance wherein two or more operants can be produced and insured.

CONDITIONED

correlated with or explanatory of behavior whose existence, manner of demonstration, or both is the outcome of experience. The two

CONDUCT

noun. The performance of a person, either all the time, or at a particular event, typically as it acclimates to

CONFINEMENT STUDY

research in a controlled setting to evaluate where psychological and physiological handicap takes place due to spatial limitations.

CONFORMITY

noun. The alteration of someone's opinions, behaviors, or evaluations in accordance with (i) other people's behaviors, opinions, or evaluations or