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…
MOTOR TRACT
is a collection of nerve fibres which convey signals from the higher centres of the brain to the spinal cord.
MOWAT SENSOR
is a lightweight, hand-held device which has similar properties to a flashlight. The sensor itself detects objects by measuring the…
MULTICOLLINEARITY
simply states that when the predictor, or independent variables are extremely highlight interrelated, it will be difficult to therefore separate…
MULTILINGUALISM
describes where more than one language are used within the same community which typically results from geographical, economic or militaristic…
MULTIPLE FAMILY THERAPY
is a group therapy where two or more family members will meet with two or more therapists at once.
MULTIPLE-RESOURCE MODEL
is one of the many theories of attention which implies there are many pools of resources per individual and that…
MULTITRAIT-MULTIMCTHOD MATRIX
Supports the systematic collection of information regarding convergent validity and discriminant validity within a single study by using an integrated…
MUSCLE CONTRACTION
is the physiological process of shortening muscle fibres found in muscle tissues after stimulating from a motor neuron which regulates…