Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Compensable factors

    Certain qualities common to all jobs.  

  • Compazine

    A commercial preparation of prochlorperazine.  

  • Compatible needs

    The needs of a potential mate that are the same as the needs possessed by the partner, complementary needs.  

  • Compartment syndrome

    The shock-like state that follows release of a limb after a long period of compression is brought about by compression of the arterial blood supply to a muscular compartment. An acute or chronic condition caused by exercise or injury and characterized by pain and swollen muscle tissue. The swelling produces an increased pressure of the…

  • Comparison shopping

    A method by which a person checks out several articles of the same kind for quality, quantity, and price.  

  • Comparison level

    The outcome that individuals feel is appropriate from a relationship, derived from prior experiences as well as the perception of other’s satisfaction in similar relationships.  

  • Comparative management

    The study of the management process in different countries in order to examine the potential of management action under different environmental conditions.  

  • Companionship marriage

    A marriage that emphasizes mutual consent and agreements above the rules, values, and expectations of society. A profit-making business owned by a single person, parties, or a group of shareholders or stock-holders.  

  • Companion bill

    In politics and law, two or more bills dealing with related aspects of the same topic.  

  • Companionate love

    The friendship, caring, and deep attachment of established couples, companion love. A form of love characteristic of long-term relationships involves friendly affection and deep attachment and is less emotionally intense than passion ate love companionate love.  

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