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Curanderismo

Curanderismo refers to holistic system of healing practiced by Latin Americans and blending spirituality and Western approaches to health and healing.

Curative care

Curative care is defined as care designed to cure the patient's disease.

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Curative factors in group therapy

Curative factors in group therapy refer to the commonalities among diverse group therapy approaches proposed by Yalom to be the source of the positive treatment effect. These factors include imparting information, instilling hope, universality, altruism, interpersonal learning, imitative behavior, corrective recapitulation of the primary family, catharsis, and group cohesiveness.

Curative surgery

Curative surgery refers to the treatment for cancer used to remove the growth.

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Cure-oriented medicine

Cure-oriented medicine refers to medical science and health care primarily designed to cure, reverse the course, or halt/slow the advance of disease or other life-threatening conditions

Curiosity

Deutsch: Neugier / Español: Curiosidad / Português: Curiosidade / Français: Curiosité / Italiano: Curiosità

Curiosity in psychology refers to the intrinsic desire to learn, explore, or seek out new experiences and knowledge. It is a fundamental human drive that motivates people to investigate the unknown, ask questions, and solve problems. Curiosity is often linked to cognitive processes, personal growth, and overall psychological well-being, as it fuels learning, creativity, and adaptability.

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Current Procedural Terminology Division (CPT) Manual

Current Procedural Terminology Division (CPT) Manual refers to the American Medical Association ’s policy specifying billing codes designed to capture behavioral services provided to patients to address physical health problems.

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Curriculum

Curriculum is defined as the skills, performances, attitudes, and values pupils are expected to learn from schooling; includes statements of desired pupil outcomes, descriptions of materials, and the planned sequence that will be used to teach pupils. Curriculum includes the goals and objections of the program, the teacher’s role, the equipment and materials, the space arrangement, the kinds of activities and the way they are scheduled.

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