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Multiple channels

Multiple channels refer to the strategy for coping with communication overload in which an organization reduces the amount of communication going to one person by directing some of it to another person.

Multiple intelligence

Multiple intelligence refers to the theory that intelligence is actually composed of seven different intelligences. Multiple intelligence was Howard Gardner's theory which states that there are several specialized types of intellectual ability. Conceived by Howard Gardner, Multiple Intelligences are seven different ways to demonstrate intellectual ability or types of Multiple intelligence: 1. Visual/Spatial Intelligence 2. Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence 3. Logical/Mathematical Intelligence 4. Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence 5. Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence 6. Interpersonal Intelligence 7. Intrapersonal Intelligence 1.

Multiple intelligences (MI) theory

- Multiple intelligences (MI) theory : Multiple intelligences theory refers to Howard Gardner’s theory that intelligence can be divided into distinct types, including musical, bodily kinesthetic, logical-mathematical, linguistic, spatial, interpersonal, and intrapersonal intelligences. (See Multiple intelligence)

Multiple orgasms

Multiple orgasms mean more than one orgasms experienced within a short period of time.

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Multiple regression

Multiple regression is defined as a statistical procedure in which the scores from more than one criterion-valid test are weighted according predicts to how each test score predicts the criterion. Multiple regression, moreover is a statistical technique used for studying multivariate relationships. The statistical process of finding the linear equation that produces the most accurate predicted values for Y using more than one predictor variable; multivariate data analysis method that considers the relationship between a continuous outcome variable and the linear combination of two or more predictor variables. .

Multiple regression equation

Multiple regression equation refers to the resulting equation from a Multiple regression analysis.

Multiple schedule

Multiple schedule is defined as a complex schedule consisting of two (2) or more independent schedules presented in sequence, each resulting in reinforcement and each having a distinctive SD.

Multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis or MS refers to a disorder in which myelin is replaced by hard fibrous tissue that impedes neural transmission.

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