MOTION AFTEREFFECT (MAE)
is an illusion where participants believe a stationary background or image is in actual fact moving when it isn't after…
MOTION AGNOSIA
results after sustaining brain damage to the visual perceiving part of the brain which disables the individual from perceiving any…
MOTION ECONOMY
is asset of principles for the efficient performance of industrial processes which were initially proposed by U.S. engineer and psychologist…
MOTION IN LIMINE
is a formal request which is made to a court of law before any proceedings begin to bar a certain…
MOTION PARALLAX
is a depth cue which explains the movements of interrelated elements in a scene which occurs when an observer moves…
MOTION SICKNESS
is a form of general sickness with the following symptoms- nausea, dizziness, headache, pallo, cold sweats, and in some cases…
MOTIVATION
is an umbrella term which can be used to describe a wide number of terms or ideals. One such is…
MOTIVATION RESEARCH
is research, in the context of consumer research which looks to find the true motivation behind a specific purchase by…
MOTIVATIONAL ENHANCEMENT THERAPY
was initially applied to cases of substance abuse but has recently been generalised to other problem behaviours. It matches a…
MOTIVATIONAL FACTOR
is any factor whether that be emotional, spiritual, physiological or otherwise which propels an individual forward in an exercise or…
MOTIVATIONAL SELECTIVITY
aims to explain why an event or object can influence different individuals on a different scale based on the influence…
MOTIVATIONAL STYLES
which are typically applied to education, business and sport settings, which aims to highlight to people whether they are learners…
MOTIVATORS
first proposed by U.S. clinical psychologist Frederick Herzberg (1923 - 2000), motivators are factors which can increase the level of…
MOTOR AMUSIA
which is the result of a person losing the ability to reproduce melodies, whilst they still may have the ability…
MOTOR APHASIA
results in a person being unable to participant in speech as a direct result of brain damage.
MOTOR APROSODIA
the inability for an individual to express normal rhythm, pitch and produce a melody of speech due to damage in…