Category: C

Cognitive learning theory.  

In the drug culture, psychedelic experience marked by clearness of thought.  

In education, that aspect of learning that involves the recall or recognition of knowledge and the development of intellectual abilities and skills. One of three key categories of instructional content and learning objectives described by Benjamin Bloom, referring to thinking skills such as problem-solving, memory and recall, comprehension, reasoning, and judgment; the others are the…

An uncomfortable conflict between two realities that do not match and that often leads to the use of the defense mechanism, rationalization. Cognitive dissonance refers to a state of mental or emotional unease caused by conflicting thoughts, beliefs, values, and behaviors within an individual. For instance, a person may purchase a pair of well-crafted shoes…

The theory that identification with same sex models is a result of conceptualizing oneself as feminine or masculine, rather than a cause of such conceptualization.  

A common assumptive reality among children that adults are not very bright although the children are assumptive reality.  

A process characterized by attitudes going together harmoniously.  

A commercial preparation of benztropine.