Glossary M
Glossary M
Multimodal means using a variety of techniques. Moreover, Mutimodal refers to the involvement of a number of different senses in determining perception. For example, speech perception can be influenced by information from a number of different senses, including audition, vision, and touch.
Multimodal distribution is defined as a distribution of scores with more than two (2) modes or distinct peaks in a frequency distribution graph
Deutsch: Multimode Theorie / Español: Teoría multimodal / Português: Teoria multimodal / Français: Théorie multimodale / Italiano: Teoria multimodale /
Multimode theory refers to a theory which proposes that attention is flexible; selection of one (1) message over another message can be made at any of various different points in the course of information processing.
Deutsch: Multipennaten Muskel / Español: Músculo multipennate / Português: Músculo multipennate / Français: Muscle multipenné / Italiano: Muscolo multipennato /
Multipennate muscle is defined as type of pennate muscle that has several tendons with fibers running diagonally between them, such as the deltoid.
Deutsch: Mehrfacher Annäherungs-Vermeidungs-Konflikt / Español: Conflicto de aproximación-evitación múltiple / Português: Conflito de abordagem-evitação múltipla / Français: Conflit d'approche-évitement multiple / Italiano: Conflitto di approccio-evitamento multiplo /
Multiple approach-avoidance conflict being simultaneously attracted to and repelled by each of several alternatives.
Multiple baseline approach is a term in behavioral research which is defined as the observation of different dependent variables in a person over the course of treatment, or observing the behavior as it occurs under different conditions.