MEMORY ABILITIES
is an umbrella term used to describe any of the following abilities which help to commit data to ones memory…
MEMORY COLOR
is typically a vast change from the original colour observed, for this reason memory colour is said to be a…
MEMORY DISORDERS
is an umbrella term used to describe any disorder or condition which hampers an individuals ability to internalize and then…
MEMORY DISTORTION
is the inaccurate and usually wrong recall of incorrect facts in relation with a specific stimulus.
MEMORY DRUM
is a piece of equipment typically used in memory experiments which ensures only one piece of data (such as a…
MEMORY HARDENING
is the process of concreting certain memories even when they are incorrect, to ensure the individual believes them as accurate…
MEMORY ILLUSION
defines the process where a memory or event becomes distorted and the person will then remember something that never actually…
MEMORY RETRAINING
is a process through which individuals who suffer from neurological conditions are able to retrain their brains to better work…
MEMORY SPAN
is the number of items which can be recalled immediately after one observation or presentation of them. In terms of…
MEMORY STORAGE
is an umbrella term used to describe the passive storage of any memory within a human or other organism. There…
MEMORY SYSTEM
is any system which attempts to explain the process of memory retention and then (but not always) receiving memories from…
MEMORY TRACE
is a theoretical change to the system which actually encodes memories in an organism.
MEMORY-OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC CURVE (MOCC)
is a graphical representation of the number of items which have accurately been remembered and internalized against the number of…
MENAGE A TROIS
is a term used to describe a relationship between three people, not two, who typically live in the same accommodation,…
MENDELIAN INHERITANCE
first proposed by Gregor Mendel (1822 - 1884) in 1865, the theory of Mendelian Inheritance was one of the first…
MENIERE'S DISEASE
results in a general disorder of balance and hearing due to a build-up of excess fluid in the inner ear.…