Across
- 1. type of memory that has a limited capacity
- 3. a strategy used to remember better
- 4. new information interferes with remembering old information
- 5. memory in which a person is consciously trying to remember or think of something
- 6. term Binet & Simon used for a child whose mental age exceeded their chronological age
- 7. how long you can keep attention focused on something
- 12. states that the position of word/number that you are trying to remember matters
- 15. this person said that intelligence is based off of a single ability, or "g"
- 16. one of the ten signs of Alzheimer's caregiver stress
- 17. type of memory that has an unlimited capacity
- 18. also known as high blood pressure
- 19. memory in which a person is unconsciously trying to remember or think of something
- 20. attitudes, interests, health status, intellectual abilities, stress, & learning style can affect this
- 23. relationship between client and therapist
- 24. studying the same people over a long period of time
- 26. this decreases with age
- 27. varies based on age, gender, ethnicity, race, health & lifestyle
- 28. most severe, devastating & common form of dementia
Down
- 1. how we take information in, according to the information processing theory
- 2. this person believes that intelligence is made up of different type of abilities we have
- 8. task where you use more than one sense at the same time
- 9. this type of intelligence steadily declines with age
- 10. this factor of intelligence is based on the knowledge accumulated over lifetime
- 11. best defense against aging
- 12. ability to pay attention to relevant information and ignore irrelevant information
- 13. dividing and switching attention
- 14. many people do not agree on the concept of this
- 21. heart disease, cancer, and stroke are examples of this type of illness
- 22. studying different ages at the same point and time
- 25. some insurances do not cover this type of health