Mind Hacks. Tips and Tools for Using Your Brain

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Maas¿, Arnt

magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 2ndmagnocellular 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

     overviewmind [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