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2. Psychologist who developed client-centred therapy.
9. Phenomenon where group discussions intensify existing views.
10. Psychological process of forgetting information or memories due to the passage of time and lack of use.
12. Psychologist who developed the concept of inferiority complex.
13. Phenomenon described as an optical illusion where a series of still images appear to move.
14. Study of the interaction between psychological processes and the nervous and immune systems of the human body.
16. Crown Prince of psychoanalysis and disciple of Freud.
17. Psychologist who proposed that there are three kinds of intelligence: analytical, creative, and practical intelligence.
18. Technique for self-regulation of physiological processes in order to improve health or performance.
20. Cognitive structure based on past experiences that helps organise and interpret information.

1. Social psychologist known for cognitive dissonance theory.
3. Any factor that can cause a birth defect in the developing foetus.
4. Procedure used to prevent bias in which both the research participants and the researchers are unaware about which participants are receiving particular treatment.
5. Tendency to follow the crowd, regardless of one’s own beliefs.
6. Part of personality that acts as the conscience and encourages the individual to meet society’s moral demands.
7. Stimuli that are below the threshold of conscious awareness.
8. Ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure.
11. The process of forming a strong, emotional bond between a caregiver and an infant.
15. Psychologist who developed the theory of cognitive appraisal.
19. Theory of emotion that proposed physiological responses and emotions occur simultaneously