Morphemes The smallest units of speech that convey meaning. All words are composed of at least one morpheme. For example, the word …
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Moral Reasoning Moral reasoning is the process of determining right or wrong in a given situation. According to the American psychologist, Lawrence …
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Moral Development As children age, they become more adept at distinguishing right from wrong. For example, most two-year-olds don’t know that it …
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Mood-Congruent Behavior In psychological terms, Mood-Congruent Behavior means that expressed actions are consistent with how one feels. If someone has a worried …
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Mood Disorders Psychological disorders involving intense and prolonged shifts in mood. A person with a mood disorder might feel very happy or …
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Mood How do you know what a mood disorder is without really knowing what “mood? is? In a nutshell, the mood is …
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Monocular Clues Cues of depth that can be detected by one eye instead of two. For example, size is a monocular clue. …
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Monism Monism refers to the belief system that there is unity where it is not expected to be present. For instance, the …
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Modularity Modularity refers to the idea that there are self-contained areas in the brain that store mental processes such as the “lower-level” …
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Modelling Therapy In this type of therapy, individuals watch others behaving in an adaptive, effective manner. This is very much like the …