Glossary C

Co-therapy is a term used that occurs when two (2) or more clinicians/therapists work directly together. Common examples of Co-Theraphy include group, couples, or family therapy conducted by a pair of therapists/clinicians.

Englisch: Professional Role
Coach refers to the organizational leader of a specific sports team.

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Coaching refers to a method of knowledge distribution with the objective of deepening learning and improving performance.

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Coaction is the effect on behavior when two (2) or more people are performing the same task in the presence of each other. It means performing a task or other type of goal-oriented activity in the presence of one or more other individuals who are performing a similar type of activity.

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Coagulation, also known as clotting, is the process by which blood changes from a liquid to a gel, forming a blood clot. It potentially results in hemostasis, the cessation of blood loss from a damaged vessel, followed by repair.

Coalescence is a phonological process in which phonemes from different syllables are combined into a single syllable.

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Deutsch: Koalition / Español: Coalición / Português: Coalizão / Français: Coalition / Italiano: Coalizione /

A Coalition means an alliance or affiliation between family members against another family member.

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Coarticulation is the overlapping articulation that occurs when different phonemes follow one another in speech. Because of these effects, the same phoneme can be articulated differently depending on the context in which it appears. For example, articulation of the "B" in word boot is different from articulation of the "B" in the word Boat. Coarticulation, moreover, is the process of articulating more than one speech sound at a time. It occurs when phonemes or other units are produced in a way that overlaps them in time

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