AP Psych

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Across
  1. 2. desire for harmony within a group leads to everyone going along with the same thinking, ignoring other possibilities or bad ideas
  2. 8. sacs inside terminal contain
  3. 9. free will, choice, ideal, actualization
  4. 11. brain, neurotransmitters
  5. 14. sleeping and dreaming
  6. 15. color, bright light
  7. 21. loss of self-awareness and self-restraint occurring in group situations that foster arousal and anonymity (mob mentality)
  8. 26. our moral conscious
  9. 27. theory that there are three cones for receiving color (blue, red, green)
  10. 30. sleep/arousal
  11. 32. moods and emotion neurotransmitter
  12. 34. emotions, fear
  13. 36. motivation: inner motivation
  14. 37. glucose shows brain activity
Down
  1. 1. when neither the participant or the experimenter are aware of the assignment
  2. 3. attribute personal shortcomings and faults on to others
  3. 4. correlation: as one variable increases the other decreases
  4. 5. complex behaviors have fixed patterns and are not learned
  5. 6. reward/pleasure center, eating behaviors
  6. 7. smallest unit of sound
  7. 10. need to analyze the purpose of behavior
  8. 12. variable: measured variable that is dependent by the independent variable
  9. 13. protects the eye
  10. 16. motivation: motivation to obtain a reward
  11. 17. action potential travels down this
  12. 18. controls amount of light entering the eye
  13. 19. shows structures (tumors)
  14. 20. gap with neurons
  15. 22. our hidden true animalistic wants and desires
  16. 23. reality principle, has to deal with society, stuck between mediating the id and superego
  17. 24. used introspection to determine the underlying structures of the mind
  18. 25. cell body (includes nucleus)
  19. 28. perception, thoughts
  20. 29. reward and movement neurotransmitter
  21. 30. correlation: variables increase and decrease together
  22. 31. receive incoming signal
  23. 33. movement/balance
  24. 35. variable: purposefully altered by researcher to look for effect