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MICROSACCADES

describe rapid eye movement until the point of fixation is found.

MIDDLE CLASS

is a term used to describe the social construct of classes, specifically the class or rank of society between the

MIGRATORY RESTLESSNESS

occurs primarily in animals that migrate over large distances, it is the restlessness and anxiety prior to the period of

MILITARY PERFORMANCE

is a subjective measure of the success or failures of a military force, their likelihood of success is an example.

MILL'S CANONS

is a set of five separate theories which govern experimental science with respect to auditory stimuli which was first proposed

MINERVA 2

is a memory model that has been generalised on a global scale which describes memory in a mathematical form for

MINIMUM POWER THEORY

is a basic theory concerning the coalition formation process which states that all members who control sufficient resources to turn

MIRROR IMAGING

first proposed by 21st century Russian-born Italian neurologist Giacomo Rizzolati.

MISIDENTIFICATION

is the process of misidentifying a person due to their impaired memory or confused mental state. Such conditions include alcohol

MITRAL CELL

is a cell which is part of the olfactory bulb. One mitral cell may receive signals and stimuli from hundreds

MIXOSCOPIA BESTIALIS

is a type of sexual deviancy where an individual obtains gratification by watching their partner engage in coitus with another.

MODE THEORY

otherwise known as Motivation and Opportunity as Determinants Theory which is one of the many theories which attempt to explain

MODIFIED RHYME TEST (MRT)

was first developed by Arthur S. House, Carl E. Williams, Michael Flecker and the psychoacoustician Karl D. Kryter (1914 -),

MOLIMINA

describes as any discomfort or unpleasant symptoms experienced by some women such the premenstrual and menstrual periods.

MONOCHROMATIC LIGHT

Defines a single wavelength of light which can be produced using a monochromator which uses a prism to refract the

MONOPHASIC SLEEP

describes a sleep pattern which typically lasts throughout the night leading to physical and emotional well-health and greater alertness.

MOOD DISORDER

is defined by the DSM (diagnostic statistical manual) as: a psychiatric disorder in which the principal feature is mood disturbance.

MORAL CODE

is a set of rules or a code of conduct which governs how an individual should act within a community

MORATORIUM

is part of Erik Erikson's theory of psychosexual development in which younger people attempt alternative roles before making permanent commitments

MORPHINE

is the primary ingredient in opium and was first synthesized in 1806. Morphine is widely used as an analgesic and