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Maas¿, Arnt
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 2nd
magnocellular pathway
     coarse information and
     LGN and
     motion information and 2nd
Marois, Rene
Mcfarland, Dorian
McGurk Effect
McGurk, Harry
meaning
     units of
     words and
memory
     biological motion and
     boosting
     confabulations and
     consciousness and
     cortex and
     creating false
     dopamine and
     emotions and
     eyewitness
     fake familiarity and
     habituation of
     hippocampus and
     item completion test
     learning and
     as mental process
     method of loci and
     reading and
     sources for
     temporal lobe and
     visual short-term 2nd
memory cuing 2nd
mental imagery [See imagination]
mental interest
mental rotation
mere exposure
method of loci
Metzler, Jacqueline
Michotte, Albert
midbrain
     defined
     Jeffress Model and
     looming objects and
     superior colliculus and
middle temporal gyrus (MT)
Milner, David
mimicry
     exemplar activation and
     expressions and 2nd 3rd
     mannerisms and
     overview
mind [See also remembering] [See also remembering]
     parasitizing 2nd
     potential of
     reading
     tricking half of
mind's eye
mirror neurons 2nd
missing fundamental illusion
modality
mondegreens
mood
     perceiving 2nd 3rd 4th
     right hemisphere and
     spreading
     testing
morphemes
MOT (multiple object tracking)
motion [See movement]
motion aftereffect 2nd 3rd
motion extrapolation
motion sickness
motor cortex
     hemispheres and
     musicians and
     somatosensory cortex and 2nd
     speech and
movement [See also saccades] [See also saccades]
     adaptation to
     allocating attention to 2nd
     body image and
     broken escalator and
     Cheshire Cat experiment
     common fate and
     depth cues and
     dopamine and
     eye tracking devices
     fixational 2nd
     flash-lag effect
     forward model
     ideomotor effect and
     mirror neurons and
     motion aftereffect 2nd 3rd
     motion sickness and
     motor control 2nd
     neurons and
     object animacy
     objects triggering
     perception of 2nd
     Pulfrich Effect and
     rotating snakes illusion
     seeing people with
     sensations and
     shadows/light and
     signals and
     stopped clock illusion
     vestibular system and
     visual resolution and 2nd
     of wheels
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) 2nd
Muller-Lyer illusion
multiple constraints
multiple object tracking (MOT)
muscles
     contextual interference effect and
     strength training and
     tweaking facial
music 2nd
myelin/myelination 2nd