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Modularity thesis

Modularity thesis refers to the Cognitive theory which holds that the ability to develop language is a self -contained module in the mind, separate from other aspects of mental functioning.

Modulation

Modulation is defined as the neural activity leading to the control of pain transmissions between the various parts of the brain.

Module

Module is defined as a structure that processes information about a specific behavior or perceptual quality. Usually identified as a structure that contains a large proportion of neurons that respond selectively to a particular quality. Moreover, Modules refer to independent or separate processors within the cognitive system.

Modules

Modules refer to independent or separate processors within the cognitive system.

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Molar approach

Molar approach refers to the attempt to focus on intact mental and behavioral phenomena without dividing those phenomena in any way.

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Molecular approach

Molecular approach refers to the attempt to reduce complex phenomena into small units for detailed study. Such an approach is Elementistic.

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Molecular behavior

Molecular behavior is defined as a small segment of behavior such as a reflex or a habit that is isolated for study.

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Molecular biology

Molecular biology is the branch of Biochemistry that is involves with the study of gene structure and function.

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