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Consummate love

Consummate love is defined as a form of love which is characterized by intimacy, passion, and commitment.

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Consumption

The term "consumption" refers to the process of acquiring, using, and disposing of goods and services, often driven by psychological, emotional, and social factors. It encompasses how individuals make choices about what to buy and consume, how they use those products or services, and the emotional and cognitive processes that influence these decisions. Consumption behaviors can vary widely among individuals and are influenced by factors such as personal values, beliefs, culture, and societal influences.

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Contact

Contact is a term used in criminal justice that refers to an investigator who maintains contact with the undercover officer. Contact may also be defined as the relationship between a person and others. Contact involves a person's feeling of connection with others or the world outside herself/himself while maintaining separation from it.

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Contact boundaries

Contact boundaries is defined as the boundaries that distinguish between one person/or one aspect of a person and an object, another person, or another aspect of oneself.

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Contact call

Contact call refers to a sound produced by a bird that appears to tell a nearby bird of the caller's location.

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Contact comfort

Contact comfort is defined as a pleasant and reassuring feeling human and animal infants get from touching or clinging to something soft and warm, generally their mother; the pleasure derived from physical contact with another a hypothesized need or drive for physical contact with another.

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Contact hypothesis

Contact hypothesis refers to the prediction that contact between the members of different groups will reduce intergroup conflict ; that regular interaction between members of different groups reduces prejudice, providing that it occurs under favorable conditions. Moreover, Contact hypothesis is the idea that exposure to members of an out-group will produce more favorable attitudes toward that group

Contact Theory

Deutsch: Kontakttheorie / Español: Teoría del contacto / Português: Teoria do contato / Français: Théorie du contact / Italiano: Teoria del contatto

Contact Theory is a psychological framework that examines how interpersonal interactions between members of different social groups can reduce prejudice and foster mutual understanding. Originating from social psychology, this theory posits that structured contact under specific conditions can dismantle stereotypes and promote positive intergroup relations. Its relevance extends beyond academic discourse, influencing policies in education, workplace diversity, and conflict resolution.

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