Glossary C
Glossary C
Cooperative principle refers to the principle in conversation that holds that people seek to communicate in ways that make it easy for his/her listener to understand what he/she means.
Cooperative problem solving refers to a method of resolving conflict in which two (2) sides get together to discuss a problem and arrive at a solution.
Cooperativity refers to the tendency for nearly simultaneous stimulation by two (2) or more axons to produce long-term potentiation much more effectively than stimulation by just one.
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.
Coordination (of the eyes) is when both eyes follows a moving stimulus in a coordinated fashion.
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.
Coos refer to vowel-like sounds that young infants repeat over and over during periods of contentment.
Coparenting refers to a circumstance in which parents mutually support each other and function as a cooperative parenting team.