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Covariation model of attribution

- Covariation model of attribution : Covariation model of attribution refers to an Attribution Theory proposing that we make causal judgments by determining whether a particular Behavior correlated with a person, a situa

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Covariation principle

Covariation principle is attributing an effect to a factor that is present when the effect is present, but that is absent when the

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Covenant marriage

Covenant marriage is defined as a marriage that is preceded by premarital counseling and has strict rules about divorce.

Cover letter

Cover letter refers to a letter that accompanies a Résumé or job application.

Cover story

Cover story refers to a description of the purpose of a study, given to participants, that is different from its true purpose; cover stories are used to maintain psychological realism

Covert behavior

Covert behavior refers to behavior that can be subjectively perceived only by the person performing the behavior; behavior that others cannot directly perceive, such as thinking or feeling.

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Covert conditioning

Covert conditioning refers to a behavioral intervention in which the therapist instructs the client to imagine a highly negative experience when engaging in an undesirable behavior.

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Covert homosexual

Covert homosexual refers to a homosexual who is who keeps his or her sexual orientation a secret, who is not yet out in the open.

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