Psychology

3. The belief that inanimate objects are alive.
7. The process of putting information into memory.
9. A coiled tunnel in the inner ear that is filled with fluid.
10. Circumstances or events that are psychologically or physically demanding.
11. A hormone secreted by the pancreas.
12. The ability of a test to measure the characteristic it is supposed to measure.
13. feeling prejudice for or against something
14. perception that is extremely distorted and divergent from reality

1. The need over time for more and more of a drug to get the same effect.
2. rhythms Periodic physiological changes.
4. Drugs that cause sensory and perceptual distortions.
5. relief that occurs unconscious thoughts become conscious
6. The part of the mind that contains thoughts, feelings, desires, and memories of which people have no awareness but that can influence people’s behaviour.
8. A type of exposure therapy in which the client is exposed to a feared stimulus suddenly rather than gradually.