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MOTIVATIONAL FACTOR

is any factor whether that be emotional, spiritual, physiological or otherwise which propels an individual forward in an exercise or

MOTOR CORTEX

is found in the front lobe of the brain and is wholly responsible for the control of voluntary movement. There

MOTOR NEGLECT

is the neglect or misutilization of the motor functions on one side of the body which typically leads to a

MOTOR TEST

describes a test which is used to examine an individuals motor capabilities.

MOVEMENT-SENSITIVE RETINAL CELLS

are a group of cells which are typically found in the retinas of lower animals which respond to events occurring

MULTA LOCA TENENS PRINCIPLE

is the theory that if a drug can stimulate processes within the body that other drugs can also stimulate that

MULTI-INFARCT DEMENTIA

in the DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual), it's Dementia which results from cerebrovascular disease.

MULTIPLE CUTOFF MODEL OF SELECTION

is the polar opposite of multiple hurdle model whereby an applicant for a job must pass through the minimum of

MULTIPLE TRACE HYPOTHESIS

is the theory that by presenting a stimulus multiple times, each time a new record is created opposed to simply

MULTISTAGE THEORY

defines any theory which explains the process is more than one stage.

MUSCIMOL

see agaric and gaba agonists.

MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE

innervates the muscles of the upper arm and cutaneous receptors found in the lateral forearm.

MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION

is a relationship which exists between two or more individuals, such as those sharing a house where they must change

MYELOARCHITECTURE

is the development and generally equal distribution of the myelinated fibres of nerve cells in the brain.

MYOTONIC DISORDER

is an umbrella term used to describe any inherited disorder which causes voluntary muscles to relax after tension at a

MACH BANDS

is an visual phenomena during which there is a visible contrast produced by two or more adjacent rectangular grey images

MACROCEPHALY

a hereditary defect which results in the abnormal growth of tissues supporting the brain and hydrocephalus which leads to an

MAD HATTER'S SYNDROME, MADNESS

an historic name for insanity or mental illness which is no longer used.

MAGNOCELLULAR SYSTEM

Allows a rapid perception of movement, form and can change the brightness perceived. It is part of a human overall

MAL DE OJO

Primarily observed in Mediterranean regions with symptoms such as- fever, sleep disturbances and gastrointestinal problems.