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    Cohort study

    - Cohort study : Cohort study is a study in which some specific sub-population, or cohort, is studied over time, although data may be collected from different members in each set of observations. An example of a Chort Study would be a study of the occupational history of the class of 1980, in which questionnaires will sent every five (5) years

    Cohorts

    Cohorts are the people who are equivalent in age to a person being examined in a study of development. They are individuals who were born at roughly the same time and grew up under similar circumstances.

    Coitus

    Coitus refers to the insertion of the penis into the vagina and typically pelvic thrusting.

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    Coitus interruptus

    Coitus interruptus refers to a contraceptive method involving Withdrawal of the penis from the vagina prior to ejaculation

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    Cold Case Investigations

    Cold Case Investigations refer to the investigations of old unsolved crimes.

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    Coleadership (Co-leadership)

    - Coleadership (Co-leadership) : Coleadership refer to two (2) or more individuals sharing the organizational, directive, and motivational duties of the leadership role.

    Collaborating style

    Collaborating style refers to the conflict style of a person who wants a conflict resolved in such a way that both sides get what they want.

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    Collaboration

    Collaboration is when the clinician communicates that he or she values the client’s feedback and wants to come to a mutually agreed upon decision about the next phase in treatment. Most useful at transitional points in the helping relationship.

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