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MIND'S EYE

is the ability to recreate mental images of a past experience when stimulated.

MINIMAX STRATEGY

is part of game theory which says that players will attempt to minimize their loss.

MIRROR CELL

is a type of cell in the brains of primarily primates which results in limb or action being exactly copied

MISCARRIAGE

is the abortion of a fetus before it is capable of surviving outside the female womb.

MITIGATING FACTOR

is a factor or fact, in the context or a crime or convicted defendant which supports an argument for a

MIXED-MOTIVE GAME

is a method of emulating social interaction via a game whereby players can reach their aims but only by competing

MODALITY

is one experimental process or therapeutic technique.

MODERNIZATION

is the process whereby typically archaic values or a set of processes which are largely rural and traditional become developed

MOLECULAR BEHAVIOR

describes behaviours which can be analysed on a smaller scale.

MONOAMINE OXIDASE (MAO)

breaks down and actively disables monoamines, which can include a variety of different neurotransmitters too. This enzyme has two different

MONOMORPHIC

otherwise known as sexually monomorphic, it describes a species where both sexes are similar in body size, colouration and other

MONOTONIC RELATIONSHIP

is a causal relationship between two variables whereby if one increases then the will respond either increasing or decreasing.

MOON-PHASE STUDIES

is the study of how the different phases of the moon can have an effect on episodes of violence and

MORALITY OF CONSTRAINT

was first proposed by Jean Piaget which implies that children, up to the age of 10, will unquestionably follow the

MORNING-GLORY SEEDS

were used notably throughout the 16th century in Mexico as hallucinogens which has psychoactive agents.

MORTALITY SALIENCE

is the cognitive accessibility and process through which an individual considers the inevitability of their own death. This inevitability has

MOTILITY

is the ability to move from one place to another, whether this is voluntary movement or involuntary movement (as in

MOTIVATORS

first proposed by U.S. clinical psychologist Frederick Herzberg (1923 - 2000), motivators are factors which can increase the level of

MOTOR DISORDER

is an umbrella term used to describe any disorder or condition which results in the loss of ability to perform

MOTOR NEURON DISEASE

describes any of the diseases or conditions which result in the progressive weakness and wasting of skeletal muscle and eventual