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Cognitive-relaxation

In the realm of psychology, cognitive-relaxation refers to a set of techniques and practices aimed at reducing cognitive stress and promoting mental well-being. It encompasses various methods designed to calm the mind, enhance cognitive functioning, and alleviate psychological distress. This article explores the concept of cognitive-relaxation, its significance in psychology, its potential risks, application areas, recommendations for effective implementation, treatment options, and offers a glimpse into its historical context and legal considerations.

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Cognitive-relaxation coping skills training (CRCS)

- Cognitive-relaxation coping skills training: - Cognitive-relaxation coping skills training (CRCS) : Cognitive-relaxation coping skills training (CRCS) refers to an intervention program designed to reduce anger, which involves teaching people a set of relaxation techniques and ways to modify their anger-related thoughts

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Cognitive-structural approach

Cognitive-structural approach refers to an approach to intelligence that emphasizes the ways in which people conceptualize problems and focuses on modes or styles of thinking.

Cognitive–behavioral therapy group

Cognitive –behavioral therapy group refers to the treatment of interpersonal and psychological problems through the application of behavioral principles in a group setting.

Cognitively based attitude

Cognitively based attitude refers to an attitude based primarily on people's beliefs about the properties of an attitude object

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Cognitively Oriented Curriculum

Cognitively Oriented Curriculum refers to a curriculum that attempts to blend the virtues of purposeful teaching with open-ended, child-initiated activities.

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Cognitivism

Cognitivism refers to the general term for approaches to theories of learning concerned with such intellectual events as problem solving, information processing, thinking, and imagining. Moreover, Cognitisn refers to the theoretical perspective that seeks to explain behavior in terms of processes that occur inside the mind; the belief that much of human behavior can be understood in terms of how people think. (see also Behaviorism)

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Cohabitation

Cohabitation is to live together as husband and wife, especially when not legally married.

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