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Melody schema

Melody schema refers to a representation of a familiar melody that is stored in a person"s memory. Existence of a melody schema makes it more likely that the tones associated with a melody will be perceptually grouped.

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Melting pot

Melting pot refers to the idea that society should socialize diverse groups to blend into a common culture.

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Member

Deutsch: Mitglied / Español: miembro / Português: membro / Français: membre / Italiano: membro
In psychology, a member is an individual who belongs to a group or community that shares a common identity, goals, or values. This could refer to groups such as families, peer circles, therapy groups, organizations, or support networks. Mebership in such groups can influence behavior, cognition, and emotions, and plays a role in social identity and self-concept.

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Membership

Membership is the state of being a part of, or included within a social group.

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Membrane

Membrane refers to structure that separates the inside of a cell from the outside.

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Memetic Viruses

Memetic Viruses is defined as hoaxes, chain letters, or erroneous alerts

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Memoing

Memoing means writing memos (memorandums) that become part of the data for analysis in qualitative research such as Grounded theory. Memos/Memorandums can describe and define concepts, deal with methodological issues, or offer initial theoretical formulations.

Memorial activities

Memorial activities are activities intended to commemorate the life or legacy of someone who has died; formal services to mark a death and celebrate a life without the presence of a body; may be held several weeks after a death. Memorial activities need not follow any prescribed format

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