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Concentrative meditation

Concentrative meditation refers to mental exercise based on attending to a single object or thought.

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Concentric

Concentric refers to action that occurs when a muscle is activated and shortens.

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Concentric contraction

Concentric contraction refers to a contraction in which there is a shortening of the muscle that causes motion to occur at the joints it crosses.

Concept

Deutsch: Konzept / Español: Concepto / Português: Conceito / Français: Concept / Italiano: Concetto

Concept refers to a generalized idea representing a category of related objects or events; an idea about something that provides a means of understanding the world.

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Concept attainment

Concept attainment is a term in Bruner’s system it refers to the process of discovering the attributes that identify members of a category. (see Concept formation.)

Concept formation

Concept formation is the process of classifying information into meaningful categories ; discovering that different classes exist, in Bruner’s system. (see Concept attainment.)

Concept mapping

Concept mapping refers to: (1) The graphical display of concepts and their interrelations, useful in the formulation of theory ; and (2) A masculine technique for finding locations by logic and will, without asking for directions.

Conception

Conception is defined as the moment of fertilization, when a sperm penetrates an ovum, forming a zygote; the union of a sperm cell and an ovum that occurs when the chromosomes of each of these cells combine to form 23 new pairs. Moreover, Conception is the process of becoming pregnant; the process by which a sperm cell joins with an ovum to begin a new life.

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