Cognition

1. capacity, attention is limited and taxed too much
3. memory, facts or knowledge stored
4. effect, we have better memory when it’s stored into smaller units rather than one
9. creating a new category
10. something is in the way
13. exercising your memory to keep it stored
16. forgetting
17. the way we interpret thinking throughout the world
18. electroencephalography
19. study, a research study that examines causal relationships between variables

2. either/or
5. unwanted experiences occurring over and over again that leads to trauma
6. perspective, perspective in psychology that describes cognition according to the mechanisms of the brain
7. method, grounded on four core principles (empiricism/determinism/testability/parsimony)
8. being able to recognize
9. possible behavior in a given environment
11. smallest units of sound recognizable through human speech
12. effect, a result where common members of a category show a processing advantage
14. a person appointed to act as a substitute of another
15. errors, stem from our inability to retrieve information