MULTIPLE COMPARISONS
is a set of comparisons which takes place among the means of samples in k populations. These comparisons are tested…
MULTIPLE SLEEP LATENCY TEST (MSLT)
involves a patient being monitored during a series of five 20-minute nap periods which are scheduled to be 5 hours…
MULTISTAGE SAMPLING
is an experimental technique which results in the sample being generated from exponentially lower order groupings, from starter down to…
MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR
is a type of acetylcholine receptor which responds typically to muscarine, a drug isolated from Agaric and acetylcholine.
MUSCULAR TYPE
is similar to the athletic type in Kretschmer's body types which emphasizes the dominance of locomotor systems over body systems.
MACROBIOTICS
is one of the many nutrition theories which implies achieving a balance between the proposed foods is paramount - based…
MAD HATTER'S DISEASE
was a condition which led to psychosis, behavioural changes and erythrism as a result of chronic mercury poisoning - used…
MAGNOCELLULAR NUCLEUS OF THE BASAL FOREBRAIN
is found in the basal forebrain which regulates activity in areas of the neocortex and consists of a bundle on…
MAJORITY VOTE TECHNIQUE
Is a method used during psychological experiments where participants are told to say numerous answers for a single question or…
MAMMARY GLAND
is an umbrella term used to describe any of the female glands which secrete milk.
MANIC STATE
is an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms provided they meet the criteria for a manic episode.
MARCHE A PETITS PAS
a shuffling action which is associated with conditions such as Parkinson's disease.
MARITAL SCHISM
a percent split of opinion between the two parties in a marriage without any seemingly route of solving it.
MASCULINITY
is behaviours and characteristics which are typically associated with the male gender and manliness.
MASS MASOCHISM
Is the tendency for a population to allow and celebrate mass sacrifices and other sadistic acts - typically in contention…