Category: M

Apparent motion seen when the eye is fixed on a particular stimulus when the body is in motion.  

Various features of the visual stimulus that indicate depth, even when viewed with only one eye.  

A theory that holds that there is a proliferation of an atherosclerotic stem from one mutated cell.  

Schools developed by Joseph Lancaster and Andrew Bell in which one teacher taught a number of bright students with monitors who, in turn, taught other groups of students.  

A philosophy that holds that reality is a unified whole and that mental and physical attributes are one and the same, dualism.    

Candida.    

A type of mental retardation resulting from the presence of one extra chromosome in each body cell. A former name for Down’s syndrome.  

The shedding of an outer covering.  

An act of meddling or interfering. Often a result of abnormal sexual motivation or activity.  

Behavior analyzed into its components.