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Coordination

Deutsch: Koordination / Español: Coordinación / Português: Coordenação / Français: Coordination / Italiano: Coordinazione

In psychology, coordination refers to the ability to efficiently organize and align one’s thoughts, actions, or interactions to achieve a specific goal or outcome. This involves cognitive processes, motor skills, and social interactions, depending on the context in which coordination is being considered.

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Coordination (of the eyes)

Coordination (of the eyes) is when both eyes follows a moving stimulus in a coordinated fashion.

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Coordination of secondary circular reactions

Coordination of secondary circular reactions refers to the fourth substage of Piaget’s sensorimotor stage in which infants begin or able to coordinate two (2) or more actions or behavior patterns to achieve simple objectives and goals. This is the first sign of goal-directed behavior.

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Coos

Coos refer to vowel-like sounds that young infants repeat over and over during periods of contentment.

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Coparenting

Coparenting refers to a circumstance in which parents mutually support each other and function as a cooperative parenting team.

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COPD

COPD is the abbreviations of Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that refers to a disease of the lung that affects breathing. COPD is also a family of age-related lung diseases that block the passage of air and cause abnormalities inside the lungs.

COPE

COPE refers to a measurement for coping strategies. By contrast to Ways of Coping measurement, the development of the COPE was theoretically guided, and items were created to tap a predetermined set of coping strategies.

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Coping

Coping is defined as the process of making efforts to manage distressing problems and emotions that affect the physical and psychological outcomes of stress.. In the stress and coping paradigm, it refers to any attempt to deal with stress. It is the general term for how people attempt to deal with traumas and go back to functioning effectively in life. It is the active efforts to master, reduce, or tolerate the demands created by stress. Moreover, Coping also refer to strategies that individuals use to manage the distressing problems and emotions in their lives.

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