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coaction
noun[ C or U ]
formal(alsoco-action)uk /kəʊˈæk.ʃən/ us /koʊˈæk.ʃən/
the process of two or more things or people working together, especially to have an effect or to achieve something:
coaction ofThe coactions of genes and environment give rise to specific patterns in the brain.
coaction withWhen we actively engage in co-action with others, there are changes in our reaction time, search behaviour, and other processes.
Experiences may have similar elements and yet, in coaction with other factors, lead to very different outcomes.
Researchers integrate work conducted on the behavioural level with the biological and genetic levels, and examine their coactions.
The numeric display panel requires data processor coaction for operation.
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