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Clinician-centred

Clinician-centred refers to a therapy approach where all activities are decided on by the clinician ’s preferences and not those of the child.

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Clinico-anatomical hypothesis

Clinico-anatomical hypothesis is the view that regards dreams as just thinking that takes place under unusual conditions.

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Clique

Clique is a group of five (5) to ten (10) individuals who hang around together and who share activities and confidences. It is a small group of friends who are similar in age, sex, and race (5 to 10 people) that interacts frequently. Moreover, Cliques are friends who view themselves as mutually connected and do things together.

Clitoris

Clitoris refers to a female sex organ that is highly sensitive to sexual stimulation but not directly involved in reproduction.

Clonazepam

Deutsch: Clonazepam / Español: clonazepam / Português: clonazepam / Français: clonazépam / Italiano: clonazepam

Clonazepam in psychology is a medication commonly used to manage anxiety, panic disorders, and seizure-related conditions. It belongs to the benzodiazepine class of drugs, which act on the central nervous system to produce calming and anticonvulsant effects. Due to its psychoactive properties, clonazepam is often employed in both psychiatric and neurological contexts.

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Clonic

Clonic means motoric jerking.

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Close or Tight Tail

Close or Tight Tail means folllowing a person which must be undetected; a constant surveillance.

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Close relationships

Close relationships refers to relatively long-lasting relationships in which frequent interactions occur in a variety of settings and in which the impact of the interactions is strong.

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