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METACOGNITION

is the hypothetical ability to become conscious of ones own cognitive processes and hence have the ability to attempt to

METAPATHOLOGY

in the context of humanistic psychology, metapathology is the frustration and anxiety which arises from an inability to fulfil ones

METHOD

are the procedures of a system or research study use to conclude or complete their purpose.

METHOD OF RESIDUES

one of the first five canons of empirical science, the fourth canon to be specific which were first proposed by

METHYSERGIDE

is used in the treatment of headaches and migraines as it can reduce their frequency by binding to the serotonin

MICROGENY

is used as an umbrella term to describe the symptoms which lead up to a specific behaviour or mental process.

MICROSPECTROPHOTOMETER

allows the frequency of a light wave to be recorded as the light passes through a small sample.

MIDGET BIPOLAR CELL

describes a retinal bipolar cell which only connects to one retinal cone.

MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI)

is the transition period between normal healthy aging and the start of early dementia, characterized with abnormal memory impairment for

MILK LETDOWN REFLEX

is the reflex action of secreting oxytocin as a response to suckling which leads to the release of milk.

MIND READING

is a form of psychic power, or extrasensory ability which allows one individual to read the thought processes in the

MINIMAL AUDIBLE PRESSURE (MAP)

is the minimum level of a tone which can be presented via headphones to a participant at the minimum threshold

MINNESOTA SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE (MSQ)

is a questionnaire which examines the level of job satisfaction a work has, first developed for the University of Minnesota

MIRROR TRANSFERENCE

is used in the treatment of narcissistic personality disorders where a patients grandiose self is reactivated in line with an

MISOLOGIA

describes an aversion to speaking.

MIXED EPISODE

is an episode which typically lasts at least 1 week in duration and which displays symptoms of both a manic

MNEMONIST

describes an individual who has an exceptional ability to initially encode information that was not previously known and then retrieve

MODELING EFFECT

describes the effect where the experimenter influences the response of the participant without them knowing.

MODULE

in the context of cognitive theory, a module is a hypothetical center of information in a process which is assumed

MONAURAL

describes the relation or simply referencing to one ear only.