Pysh
Across
- 4. law = Principle describing proportional difference thresholds
- 6. vu = Feeling of having experienced something before
- 7. = Disruption of memory by other information
- 9. attention = Focusing attention like a beam on one area
- 10. processing = Processing multiple aspects simultaneously
- 13. cues = Depth cues requiring one eye
- 15. cues = Depth cues requiring both eyes
- 17. constancy = Perceiving shape as unchanged despite angle
- 18. party effect = Focusing on one conversation among many
- 19. perception = Ability to see objects in three dimensions
- 22. parallax = Objects closer appear to move faster than distant ones
- 23. amnesia = Confusing where information was learned
- 25. = Study of the relationship between stimuli and perception
- 26. constancy = Perceiving objects as stable despite changes
- 28. = Retaining information over time
- 29. memory = Unconscious memory influencing behavior
- 30. constancy = Perceiving color consistently under different lighting
- 33. = Activation of related memories
- 34. blink = Brief lapse in attention after detecting a stimulus
- 35. detection = Identifying basic elements of stimuli
- 36. effect = Better recall of early items in a list
Down
- 1. = Transforming information into memory form
- 2. = Decreased response to repeated stimulus
- 3. = Accessing stored information
- 5. constancy = Perceiving size as constant despite distance
- 8. memory = Conscious memory of facts and events
- 9. position effect = Better recall of first and last items
- 11. device = Memory aid technique
- 12. effect = Better recall of recent items
- 14. interference = New information disrupts old memories
- 16. memory = Memory rebuilt from stored pieces
- 17. detection theory = Detecting stimuli under uncertain conditions
- 20. set = Readiness to perceive something in a particular way
- 21. processing = Encoding requiring conscious attention
- 23. perception = Processing stimuli below conscious awareness
- 24. of loci = Memory technique using spatial locations
- 25. interference = Old information disrupts new learning
- 27. effect = Better learning when spread over time
- 31. processing = Encoding without conscious effort
- 32. transduction = Converting physical stimuli into neural signals