Across
- 1. being able to get better at a skill by rehearsing it in your head
- 2. when the neuron can not activate
- 5. a depth cue that uses both eyes
- 6. the closer an object the farther our eyes do this
- 8. exposure to stimuli or other experiences produces normal development
- 14. satisfies both the superego and id
- 15. a study that aims to solve practical problems
- 16. wanting to feel as a part of the group and build relationships
- 20. a dream theory, neurons fire randomly creating images and the brain connects the images
- 21. discorvered facial expressions are universal in people
- 24. those who have split brain have an altered
- 25. neurons that carry information from the brain to the rest of the body
- 29. founder of psychology
- 30. Jenny feels her parents don't give her enough attention and is upset so she hits her younger sister
- 32. method of a way to solve an issue or make an action
- 33. motivation is driven by the need to satisfy biological needs
- 35. children learn to do this with new concepts instead of assimilate them
- 37. grouping new experiences in the same schemas as past experiences
- 39. not the wernicke's area but the
- 41. known as the just noticeable difference
- 43. created the theory that humans are born with the ability to use language
- 44. lowest level of stimulus needed to activate a neuron
- 45. narrowing the solutions to a problem to find the best solution
- 46. cultural rules in which way emotions should be presented
Down
- 1. when a dog forgets the trick sit
- 2. the perception that an object is moving when it is stationary
- 3. this is the drooling to the sound of the bell
- 4. this is in the mental stage of kids from 7 to 11
- 7. believed that personality develops depending on the environment of a person
- 9. the opposite of convergent thinking
- 10. cherry-picking for information and ignoring the rest
- 11. motivation comes from the desire to experience further arousal
- 12. the five main personality traits that are seen in humans
- 13. the second stage of action potential
- 17. has four phases, the first phase is hypopolarization
- 18. when electricity is used to help those with severe depression or other mental disorders
- 19. stage in piaget's theory when children are around 12
- 22. instead of 123456, this is used to make 123-456
- 23. created the first widely used intelligence test
- 26. comparing current stimuli to previously experienced stimuli to make judgements
- 27. pavlov's dog experiment is an example of this
- 28. way to see depth by having the color of the background be seen as lighter than the foreground
- 31. an award given to someone for an action
- 34. the amount the brain can hold in a short amount of time
- 36. increase in intelligence scores throughout the years
- 38. the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems are divisions of this
- 40. the psychologist behing the bobo doll experiment
- 42. stems from the theory of collective unconscious, universal patterns in various cultures