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MODULATORY ROLE

in genetics, some genes play a modulatory role by switching off other genes which may be detrimental to the development

MOMENT

in physics is the amount of force required for an event to occur, typically this must outweigh the forces acting

MONOCULAR CUE

involves the use of only one eye when giving a visual cue to the perception of distance or depth.

MONORHINIC

describes the presentation of a single odorant to the nostril via an olfactometer.

MOOD STABILIZERS

are used to reduce the symptoms of mania or manic episodes during the general treatment of cyclic mood disorders including

MORAL DEVELOPMENT

is the gradual and progressive development of an individuals understanding grasping of the wrong and right principles, conscious, ethical and

MORBID OBESITY

results in disease. Excess body weight will initially interfere with basic day to day activities and living conditions, such as

MORPHOLOGICAL INDEX

is an index which describes a particular body build based on body proportions.

MOST COMFORTABLE LOUDNESS (MCL)

defines the sound level which is most comfortable for an individual listening to the sound.

MOTION ECONOMY

is asset of principles for the efficient performance of industrial processes which were initially proposed by U.S. engineer and psychologist

MOTOR APROSODIA

the inability for an individual to express normal rhythm, pitch and produce a melody of speech due to damage in

MOTOR FUNCTION

is an umbrella term used to describe any activity or movement which is completed due to the use of motor

MOTOR PRIMACY THEORY

is the theory that body mechanisms which are associated with motor nerve functions develop long before sensory nerve mechanisms.

MOVEMENT CHAINING

first proposed by Sir Charles Sherrington, a British neurophysiologist (1857 - 1952) who implied that the final movement in a

MUD 1

an abbreviation for minimal brain damage or minimal brain dysfunction.

MULTIDIMENSIONAL

in the context of physics describes a form of analysis which takes into consideration factors or variables which can be

MULTIPLC-CHOICC EXPERIMENT

is an experimental technique which requires a participant to choose from an array of answers for a single question.

MULTIPLE REGRESSION MODEL OF SELECTION

is one of many statistical models where applicants are measured on a variety of factors which are weighted to reflect

MULTIPLICITY-VERSUS-UNITY DIMENSION

is an evaluative method which looks at the level of arousal an observe obtains from a piece of art rather

MUNSELL COLOR SYSTEM

first proposed by Albert H. Munsell (1858 - 1918), a U.S. artist who devised the method of colour notation for