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Conwy Lloyd Morgan (1852 - 1936)

- Conwy Lloyd Morgan (1852 - 1936) : Conwy Lloyd Morgan refers to an early comparative Psychologist who believed that there is a gradation of consciousness among animal species.He observed their naturally occurring behavior to infer the cognitive processes used by various animals

Cooing

Cooing refers to the pre-linguistic or early articulated vowel-like sounds that babies produce which appear to reflect feelings of positive excitement or when they appear tobe happy and contented.

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Cooler

Deutsch: Kühler (Psychologie) / Español: sereno (psicología) / Português: frio (psicologia) / Français: calme (psychologie) / Italiano: freddo (psicologia)

The term cooler in psychology refers to a personality trait or behavioral tendency characterized by emotional restraint, composure, and a deliberate, unhurried approach to decision-making. This concept intersects with theories of emotional regulation and temperament, often contrasting with more impulsive or reactive behavioral styles.

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Coolidge effect

Coolidge effect refers to the sexually arousing power of a new partner that is greater than the appeal of a familiar partner

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Coolness

In the psychology context, 'coolness' refers to the perceived social value and attractiveness of a person, behavior, or object. This concept is often linked to the larger construct of social status, and it can be influenced by a variety of factors such as personality traits, fashion, and cultural norms.

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Cooperation

Cooperation is defined as a collaborative behavior with other people that takes into account both one’s own outcomes and the outcomes of the others; it is working or acting together for a common purpose or benefit. It is when when each person does his or her part, and together they work toward a common goal. Moreover, Cooperation, is a performance situation that is structured in such a way that the success of any one member of the group improves the chances of other members’ succeeding.

Cooperative

Cooperative refers to a form of community-based organization, the purpose of which is to generate an income for all its members. A Cooperative is owned and controlled by all its members.

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Cooperative goal structure

Cooperative goal structure it is when students work together to accomplish shared goals.

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