manipulandum
/məˌnɪpjʊˈlandəm/Psychology and Animal Behaviour
noun
Something which is manipulated; an object or feature designed for or capable of manipulation (especially in a psychological test or experiment).
Origin
1930s. From manipul- + classical Latin -andum -and.
- trusting
- trustingly
- trustingness
- trust investment
- trust land
- trustless
- trustlessness
- trust man
- trust manager
- trust officer
- trust road
- trust someone to ——
- trust stock
- trust territory
- trustworthily
- trustworthiness
- trustworthy
- trusty
- truth
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission
- Truth Commission
- truth condition
- truth drug
- truther
- truth frequency