MODEL HUMAN PROCESSOR
which consists of three different interacting subsystems named the- perceptual, motor and cognitive systems are all based on empirical findings.…
MODEL PSYCHOSIS
was a technique used widely in the 1950s in which drugs were deliberately injected into animal subjects to induce psychotic…
MODELING EFFECT
describes the effect where the experimenter influences the response of the participant without them knowing.
MODELING THEORY
similar to SLT (social learning theory) where behaviours, cognitions and an individuals emotional state can be changed and influenced by…
MODELS OF EVALUATION
is an umbrella term to describe models which are expressly proposed with an emphasis on methodological evaluation.
MODERATE DEPRESSION
a depressive episode where the number of symptoms exceed that of mild depression but less than the number required to…
MODERATE MENTAL RETARDATION
is a diagnostic classification where the patient is tested using a standardized intelligence test with a resulting IQ between the…
MODERATOR VARIABLE
with respect to statistics, a moderator variable is entirely unrelated to the criterion variable but it is still related to…
MODERN RACISM
is a 'modern' version of the historic strand of prejudice which is based on the race of an individual. The…
MODERNIZATION
is the process whereby typically archaic values or a set of processes which are largely rural and traditional become developed…
MODIFIED RHYME TEST (MRT)
was first developed by Arthur S. House, Carl E. Williams, Michael Flecker and the psychoacoustician Karl D. Kryter (1914 -),…
MODULARITY
was first proposed by U.S. philosopher Jerry Lodor (1935 - ) in the book he published called Modularity of the…
MODULATORY ROLE
in genetics, some genes play a modulatory role by switching off other genes which may be detrimental to the development…
MODULATORY SITE
in biochemistry, a modulatory site is found on a receptor molecule which when bound with a ligand alters the primary…