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Material cause

Material cause means "what a thing is made of according to Aristotle

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Materialism

Materialism refers to a theory that brain behavior functions are produced by matter in motion, favoring a mechanistic view of the brain as a machine; a view that everything that exists is material, or physical

Materialists

Materialists refer to people who believe that everything in the universe is material/physical which include those things that others refer to as mental.

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Materiality

Materiality refers to the significance and importance of evidence to the outcome of the case

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Materials subsection

Materials subsection in the Research report is the portion of the method section that describes any questionnaires used in the st

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Maternal deprivation hypothesis

Maternal Deprivation hypothesis refers to the notion that socially deprived infants develop abnormally because they have failed to establish attachments to a primary caregiver

Maternal immune hypothesis

Maternal immune hypothesis refers to the Theory of Sexual orientation that proposes that the fraternal birth Order effect of gay brothers reflects the progressive immunization of some mother

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Maternal influences

Maternal influences refer to the aggregate of all psychological effects mothers have on their children.

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