Across
- 1. Desire to perform for a promised reward
- 3. Natural Reaction
- 8. Mental layout of one's environment
- 12. Repeated inability to avoid aversive events and giving up
- 13. The process of acquiring new information
- 14. Mental information acquired that guides our behavior
- 15. Association of two stimuli
- 17. Strengthens a response by adding a pleasurable stimulus
- 19. A sudden realization of a solution to a problem
- 21. Alleviating stress using strategies
- 22. Ability to control impulses and delay short term gratifications
- 23. Taught to associate with response
- 24. The initial learning of the stimulus-response relationship
- 25. When we learn from others' experiences
- 26. Originally produces the response
- 27. You control your own fate
Down
- 2. Happens in response to conditioned stimulus
- 4. Removes a stimulus to decrease an undesired behavior
- 5. Strengthens a response by removing or reducing a stimulus
- 6. Adds an aversive stimulus to decrease a behavior
- 7. Coping by ignoring the stressor
- 9. Outside force beyond our control determines our fate
- 10. Coping by changing the stressor
- 11. Produces natural reaction
- 16. Desire to perform for its own sake
- 18. A response has a consequence or reward
- 20. Learning that occurs but is not apparent