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Core belief

Core belief refers to an Unconscious belief which we have about ourselves that directs our life choices and limits us in what we create in the world. "Not good enough" or "not lovable" are t

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Core hours

Core hours is defined as the hours in a flextime schedule during which every employee must work.

Core knowledge hypothesis

Core knowledge hypothesis states that infants are born with rudimentary knowledge of the world, which is elaborated based on experiences

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Core pathologies

Deutsch: Kernpathologien / Español: Patologías centrales / Português: Patologias centrais / Français: Pathologies centrales / Italiano: Patologie centrali /

Core pathologies refers to destructive forces that result from severe, negative resolutions of the psychosocial crises.

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Coregulation

Coregulation refers to a gradual transferring of control from parent to child which begins in middle childhood.

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Corey’s model of ethical decision-making

Deutsch: Corey's Modell der ethischen Entscheidungsfindung / Español: Modelo de toma de decisiones éticas de Corey / Português: Modelo de tomada de decisão ética de Corey / Français: Modèle de prise de décision éthique de Corey / Italiano: Modello di decisione etica di Corey /

Corey’s model of ethical decision-making refers to a seven (7) step ethical decision-making model which include: 1. identifying the problem;. 2. identifying the potential issues involved;. 3. reviewing the relevant ethical guidelines;. 4. obtaining consultation ;. 5. considering possible and probable courses of action ;. 6. enumerating the consequences of various decisions ; and 7. deciding on the best course of action.

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Cori cycle

Cori cycle refers to the cycle of lactate-to-glucose between the muscle and liver.

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Cornea

Cornea is defined as the transparent focusing element of the eye that is the first structure through which light passes as it enters the eye. The Cornea is the eye’s major focusing element.

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