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Across
  1. 3. The failure to notice a clearly visible stimulus because attention is fully engaged elsewhere
  2. 6. The perception of a relationship between variables when no actual association exists
  3. 9. The theoretical view that cognitive processes are fundamentally shaped by bodily states actions and interactions with the environment
  4. 14. The cognitive process by which individuals infer the causes of their own behavior or the behavior of others
  5. 15. The processes by which individuals influence which emotions they experience when they experience them and how they express them
  6. 16. The tendency to preferentially seek interpret and remember information that supports existing beliefs while ignoring contradictory evidence
  7. 17. A set of higher order cognitive processes responsible for planning inhibition working memory and goal directed control
  8. 18. The degree to which a stimulus stands out from its environment and captures attention due to its distinctiveness or relevance
  9. 19. The ability to attribute mental states such as beliefs intentions and emotions to others and to recognize that they differ from one’s own
Down
  1. 1. A statistical method that combines results from multiple independent studies to identify overall trends and effect sizes
  2. 2. An organized mental framework that structures perception interpretation and memory by providing expectations about the world
  3. 4. The effect in which prior exposure to a stimulus influences responses to later stimuli without conscious awareness
  4. 5. An intellectual stance characterized by awareness of the limits of one’s knowledge and openness to revising beliefs based on evidence
  5. 7. A network of interacting brain regions that shows increased activity during rest introspection and self referential thought
  6. 8. An abstract theoretical concept used in psychology to explain patterns in behavior or mental processes that cannot be directly observed or measured
  7. 10. A cognitive shortcut or rule of thumb that simplifies decision making by reducing mental effort often at the cost of systematic error
  8. 11. An internal representation that allows an individual to understand predict and reason about how a system or situation functions
  9. 12. The brain’s capacity to change its structure and functional organization in response to experience learning or environmental demands
  10. 13. Psychological discomfort arising from holding two or more contradictory beliefs attitudes or values at the same time