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1: Contingency 2: Transductive reasoning 3: Mirror-image perceptions 4: Adaptation-level phenomenon 5: Empirical criterion keying 6: Corey’s model of ethical decision-making 7: Evaluation apprehension 8: Multiple approach-avoidance conflict 9: Controlled thinking 10: Deviation IQ 11: Mentality 12: Egalitarian family 13: Passive compliance 14: Leniency error 15: Dyadic relationships 16: Puzzles and Games in Therapy 17: Universal versus Context-specific development controversy 18: Empty Love 19: Misandry 20: Intrapsychic conflicts (As of 09:27)
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Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) refers to a three-item scale usually used in the medical setting to assess the severity of coma. The GCS ranges from 3 to 15 points, with lower scores indicating severe coma and higher scores suggesting a confusional state.