Memory Science 1

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Across
  1. 1. – "Ganglia" Brain region involved in habit formation and procedural memory.
  2. 4. – Nerve cells that send signals in the brain.
  3. 10. – Part of the brain that coordinates motor learning and motor memory.
  4. 11. – Type of memory involving facts and general knowledge.
  5. 12. – Chemicals that carry messages between neurons.
  6. 15. – Brain region that links emotions with memory.
  7. 17. – Tiny gaps where neurons pass signals.
  8. 18. – Type of memory used to hold and manipulate information in the moment.
Down
  1. 2. – The process of keeping information in memory over time.
  2. 3. – Type of memory that stores information for long periods.
  3. 5. – Type of memory that holds small amounts of information briefly.
  4. 6. – Type of memory for skills and “how to do” things.
  5. 7. – "Cortex" Part of the brain that helps with working memory and decision making.
  6. 8. – The process of turning information into a memory.
  7. 9. – The act of bringing a memory back to mind.
  8. 13. – The brain’s ability to adapt and change.
  9. 14. – Type of memory involving personal experiences or events.
  10. 16. – Brain region critical for forming new memories.