Unlocking the Mind: Cognitivism Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. The type of memory that stores knowledge for an extended period. (14)
  2. 5. The ability to process language with less conscious effort after sufficient practice. (12)
  3. 7. The mental process of focusing on important information. (9)
  4. 8. The ability to access stored information from memory. (9)
  5. 10. The stage beginning around age 11 involving abstract and hypothetical reasoning. (17)
  6. 11. The process of bringing new information into an existing mental schema. (11)
  7. 14. The mental system that receives, processes, stores, and retrieves information. (6)
  8. 16. The process of putting information into memory. (8)
  9. 17. A mental framework used to organize and interpret information. (6)
  10. 19. Learning that connects new information to what the learner already knows. (15)
  11. 20. The stage from birth to approximately 2 years old. (13)
Down
  1. 1. The final stage in the information-processing sequence where information is produced or expressed. (6)
  2. 2. The theorist who developed the four stages of cognitive development. (10)
  3. 4. The ability to arrange or organize information mentally. (12)
  4. 6. The stage where children develop logical thinking about concrete objects and events. (19)
  5. 9. Changing an existing schema when new information does not fit. (12)
  6. 12. The information or stimulus first received by the learner. (5)
  7. 13. The cognitive process involved in making sense of information. (10)
  8. 15. A type of memory that temporarily holds and processes information. (13)
  9. 18. The stage of Piaget's development from approximately ages 2–7. (14)