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Caliper (n.)

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Caliper (n.) (Instrument de mesure de la masse graisseuse)

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Carcinogenesis (n.)

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Carcinogenèse (n.) : naissance d’une tumeur cancéreuse (carcinome).

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Carcinoma (n.)

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Carcinome (n.) : tumeur cancéreuse

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Cardiovascular disease

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Maladie cardio-vasculaire

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Caregiver (n.)

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Personne qui dispense aide et soins

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Cartesian mind-body dualism

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Dualisme cartésien corps-esprit

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Case studies

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Études de cas

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Castrated (adj.)

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Castré (adj.)

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Castration (n.)

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Castration (n.)

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Castration anxiety

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Angoisse de castration

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Categorisation (n.)

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Catégorisation (n.)

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Category test

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Test de catégories (d’après Halstead)

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Cathexis (n.)

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Investissement (n.)

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Causal attributions

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Attributions causales (voir B. Weiner)

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Cells (n.)

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Cellules (n.)

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Censorship (n.)

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Censure (n.)

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Central nervous system

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Système nerveux central

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Central route

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Voie centrale

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Cerebral activity

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Activité cérébrale

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Cerebral area

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Aire cérébrale

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Cerebral function

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Fonction cérébrale

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Cerebral imaging (n.)

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Imagerie cérébrale (n.)

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Chain of neurons

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Chaînes de neurones

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Childhood (n.)

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Enfance (n.)

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Chi-square test

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Test du Chi Carré (voir tests statistiques)

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Chronic diseases

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Maladies chroniques

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Chronic stress

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Stress chronique

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Chronic use

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Usage chronique

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Circular madness

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Folie circulaire (expression due à J.-P. Falret, psychiatre du XIXe siècle)

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Civil behavior

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Comportement courtois, poli

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Clinical trials

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Essais cliniques

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Closeness (n.)

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Proximité, connivence

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Clue (n.)

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Indice (n.)

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Codability (n.)

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Fait de pouvoir être codé

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Cognitive (adj.)

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Cognitif (adj.)

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Cognitive appraisal

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Évaluation cognitive

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Cognitive aspect

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Aspect cognitif

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Cognitive disruption model

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Théorie de la perturbation cognitive

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Cognitive functions

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Fonctions cognitives

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Cognitive load

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Charge cognitive

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Cognitive miser

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Avarice cognitive (voir S. T. Fiske et S. E. Taylor, 1984)

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Cognitive processes

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Processus cognitif

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Cognitive psychology

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Psychologie cognitive

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Cognitive resources

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Ressources cognitives

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Cognitive response model

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Modèle de la réponse cognitive (voir À. G. Greenwald, 1968)

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Cognitive-behavioural orientation

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Orientation cognitivo-comportementale

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Collective level

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Niveau collectif, du groupe

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Commitment (n.)

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Engagement (n.) (voir C. Kiesler)

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Communication skills

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Compétences communicatives, capacités de communication

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Comorbidity (n.)

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Comorbidité (n.) : la comorbidité, ou double diagnostic, il est définie par l’organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) comme la « cooccurrence chez la même personne d’un trouble dû à la consommation d’une substance psychoactive et d’un autre trouble psychiatrique »

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Complaint (n.)

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Plainte (n.)

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Complex Figure Test

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La figure complexe de Rey

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Compliance (n.)

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Compliance, adhésion, adhérence (n.)

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Compulsions (n.)

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Compulsions (n.)

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Concept (n.)

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Concept (n.) : unité cognitive qui regroupe une classe d’objets, d’événements, de relations, etc, qui possèdent des éléments en commun

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Conceptualisation in action

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Conceptualisation dans l’action

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Conditional reasoning

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Raisonnement conditionnel

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Conditioned response

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Réponse conditionnée

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Confederate (n.)

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Complice, compère, collaborateur (n.)

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Confidentiality (n.)

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Confidentialité (n.)

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Configuration of features

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Configuration de traits

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Confusion (n.)

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Confusion (n.)

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Conscious (adj.)

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Conscient (adj.)

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Consciousness (n.)

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Conscience (n.)

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Conservation (n.)

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Conservation (n.) : concept de Piaget, selon lequel l’aspect quantitatif d’une chose n’est pas affecté par un changement dans l’apparence de la chose.

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Constructivist approach or constructivist epistemology approach

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Épistémologie ou approche constructiviste : théorie de l’apprentissage fondée sur l’idée que la connaissance est construite par l’apprenant sur la base d’une activité mentale qui lui permet d’éditer ses propres “règles” et “modèles mentaux” pour donner un sens à ses expériences.

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Consumption (n.)

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Consommation (n.)

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Content (n.)

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Contenu (n.)

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Contextual marking

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Marquage contextuel

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Control condition

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Condition contrôle

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Control group

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Groupe contrôle, groupe témoin : groupe de sujets qui ne subit pas le traitement expérimental et qui sert de point de comparaison. Dans les études médicales, le groupe contrôle reçoit un placebo.

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Controllability (n.)

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Contrôlabilité (n.)

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Coping strategies

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Stratégies de coping (d’adaptation, d’ajustement, de maîtrise = faire face)

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Coronary heart disease

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Maladies coronariennes

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Correlate (n.)

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Corrélât (n.)

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Correlational analysis

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Analyse corrélationnelle (voire corrélation en statistique)

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Cortical area

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Aire corticale

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Costly request

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Demande coûteuse

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Counterfactual thinking

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Pensée, raisonnement, contrefactuel

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Countertransferance

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Contre-transfert

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Craving (n.)

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Envie (n.), besoin irrésistible

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Crossing organizational boundaries

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Franchissement des frontières organisationnelles

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Cue (n.)

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Indice (n.)

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Cure (v.)

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Guérir (v.)

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Curve (n.)

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Courbe (n.)

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Cut down (v.)

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Réduire (v.)

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Cyclothymia (n.)

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Cyclothymie (n.)

Psy English-French Lexicon_DLS (20 decks)

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