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Codependence

Deutsch: Co-Abhängigkeit / Español: Codependencia / Português: Codependência / Français: Codépendance / Italiano: Codipendenza

Codependence is a psychological concept describing a dysfunctional relational pattern in which an individual prioritizes the needs, emotions, or behaviors of another person—often to an excessive or unhealthy degree—while neglecting their own well-being. Originally emerging from addiction research, the term has since expanded to encompass broader interpersonal dynamics, particularly in relationships marked by imbalance, control, or emotional enmeshment. While not classified as a formal diagnosis in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR), codependence remains a widely recognized framework in clinical psychology, family therapy, and self-help literature.

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Codes of ethics

Codes of ethics are documents that guide the ethical practice of mental health professionals.

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Coding

Coding is the process whereby raw data are transformed into standardized form suitable for machine processing and analysis. Coding is the form in which information is mentally or internally represented.

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Coding system

- Coding system : Coding system refers to the Brunerian concept referring to a hierarchical arrangement of related categories.

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CODIS

CODIS (Combined DNA Idex System)

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Codominance

Codominance is a condition in which two (2) heterozygous but equally powerful alleles produce a phenotype in which both genes are fully and equally expressed. It is a condition in which both alleles of a specific gene contribute to the characteristic that is expressed, as in AB blood type.

Coefficient alpha

Coefficient alpha is a statistic used to determine internal reliability of tests that use interval or ratio scales. It is a generalized method for estimating reliability. Alpha is similar to the KR20 formula, except that it allows items to take on values other than 0 and 1.

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Coefficient of alienation

Coefficient of alienation is a term used in correlation and regression analysis that refers to the index of non-association between two (2) variables.

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