Glossary C

Français: Coup de canne / Italiano: Bastonatura

Caning means beating someone with a rigid cane.

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Cannabinoids refer to chemicals related to "9-THC", the component of Marijuana that alters experience. It refers to the more than 60 chemical compounds present in cannabis. One of which is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol that is better known as 9-THC.

Cannabis refers to leaves, buds, flowers and resin from the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa, a native of central Asia.

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Cannabis sativa refers to the Indian hemp plant popularly known as marijuana which resin, flowering tops, leaves, and stem contain the plant’s psychoactive substances

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Cannon–Bard Theory was the opposite of James–Lange theory. Walter Cannon, and later Philip Bard, argued the conscious emotional experience can be divorced from bodily sensation or expression. Although today most scientists agree that there is a correspondence between cognitive experience of emotion and sensory experience, types of emotion, emotional intensity, and individual variation appear to vary considerably. Cannon-Bard theory states that activity in the Thalamus causes emotional feelings and bodily arousal to occur simultaneously. (See Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion)

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- Cannon–Bard theory of emotion : Cannon–Bard theory of emotion refers to a theory stating that an "emotional stimulus produces two co-occurring reactions: arousal "and experience of emotion which do not cause each other.

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Cannula refers to a tube, used in an abortion procedure, through which the uterine contents are emptied.

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Canonical babbling refers to a reduplicated series of the same consonant-vowel combination in clear syllables, such as da-da. See also Reduplicated babbling.