interacˈtionism noun (philosophy)

The theory that mind and body act on each other (as distinct from psychophysical parallelism and epiphenomenalism)

interacˈtionist noun

interacˈtive adjective

1. Allowing or capable of mutual action
2. Allowing two-way communication between a computer and its user or another computer or device

interacˈtively adverb

interactivˈity noun

interacˈtome noun

The complete set of interactions between the molecules in a cell

interactive compact disc noun

A CDI

interactive television noun

A television system in which the viewer can choose, from a range of options, what is shown on the screen, eg camera angle, action replay, etc