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Couples therapy

Couples therapy refers to a form of psychotherapy in which a couple whether married, unmarried, or same-sex meets with one or more therapists/clinicians to work on any number of issues.

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Courage

Courage is a term which according to Existentialists refers to that attribute necessary for living an authentic life because such a life is characterized by uncertainty.

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Course

Deutsch: Kurs / Español: Curso / Português: Curso / Français: Cours / Italiano: Corso /

Course refers to the pattern of development and change of a disorder over time.

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Courtesan

Courtesan refers to a prostitute who usually interacts with men of rank or wealth.

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Courtship disorder

Courtship disorder refers to a Theory of paraphilias that a person"s paraphilia stems from being stuck in a preliminary stage of normal courtship progression.

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Couvade

Couvade refers to a Condition in which the father (or other relative) experiences the symptoms of pregnancy, childbirth, or both without an actual pregnancy.

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Covalent bond

Covalent bond refers to a chemical bond between two (2) atoms that share electrons.

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Covariation

Covariation refers to a principle for something to be the cause of a behavior, it must be present when the Behavior occurs and absent when the Behavior does not occur.

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