MIDDLE INSOMNIA
is a typical symptom of major depressive disorders which occurs usually after falling asleep normally, waking up and then being…
MIDDLE KNOWLEDGE
is a cognitive state which occurs to patients with a terminal illness where they actively recognize and realise their mortality.…
MIDDLE-CHILD SYNDROME
concerns (theoretically) the middle children in a relationship, who have both an older and younger sibling. The syndrome implies that…
MIDGET BIPOLAR CELL
describes a retinal bipolar cell which only connects to one retinal cone.
MIDLIFE CRISIS
typically occurs between the ages of 45 to 60 and is gender non-specific. There is no one biological reason for…
MIDRANGE VALUE
is a rough measure of central tendency which is obtained by averaging the values.
MIGNON DELUSION
is a delusion of young children who believe their families are foster parents whilst their real family is of noble…
MIGRATION ADAPTATION
is the adaptation to a new environment or community area which normally involves leaving a familiar setting behind which whilst…
MIGRATION BEHAVIOR
is typically involved more so in animals who migrate from one breeding ground to another breeding ground in order to…
MIGRATION OF NERVE CELLS
is the movement of neural tissues during the development of the nervous system from their place of origin to form…
MIGRATORY RESTLESSNESS
occurs primarily in animals that migrate over large distances, it is the restlessness and anxiety prior to the period of…
MIILLERIAN-INHIBITING HORMONE (MIH)
is a hormone which is produced in the testes during the early prenatal stages with an action that inhibits the…
MIILLER-LYER ILLUSION
first proposed by Franz Muller-Lyer, a German psychiatrist which says the difference of the length of a line depends on…
MIINSTERBERG, HUGO
(1863 - 1916) was a German born U.S. psychologist who earned his doctorate (Ph.D.) from the University of Leipzig in…
MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI)
is the transition period between normal healthy aging and the start of early dementia, characterized with abnormal memory impairment for…