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MATCHING PATIENTS

can include variables such as- race, ethnicity and experience levels. The theory of matching patients aims to prescribe certain medications…

MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY

is a branch of the main study of Psychology which aims to develop mathematical models to predict the outcomes of…

MATURATION-DEGENERATION HYPOTHESIS

the theory that the level of development can be plotted as a bell curve which peaks in the early years…

MCCARTHY SCREENING TEST (MST)

is a test used to examine the ability of a young child's ability to cope and internalize data or information…

MEASURE OF ASSOCIATION

describes any of the various indices of the degrees with which multiple variables are related.

MECKEL

is a congenital disorder with symptoms including- microcephaly, eye, ear and olfactory abnormalities. First proposed by Johann Friedrich Meckel who…

MEDIAN TEST

a statistical test which examines the equality of the median values in two or more samples.

MEDICAL FAMILY THERAPY

attempts to combine the doctrines of psychotherapy and biopsychosocial systems in the context of a family situation to help other…

MEEHL, PAUL EVERETT

was a U.S. psychologist who received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in Psychology, after graduating with his doctorate…

MELATONIN

is an hormone found in humans which has been implicated in the processes of sleep regulation. Melatonin is secreted by…

MEMORY IMPAIRMENT

any loss of memory which is associated with a memory disorder.

MENINGOCELE

is a congenital protrusion of the meninges which cover the brain and spinal cord which results in an opening in…