Cognition and Intelligence

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Across
  1. 4. Processing info into memory system.
  2. 5. Step-by-step procedure; guarantees solution.
  3. 6. Best example of a category.
  4. 7. heuristic: Judging likelihood by vividness in memory.
  5. 10. memory: Momentary sensory memory of auditory stimuli.
  6. 13. memory: Memory for facts and general knowledge.
  7. 14. Rule-of-thumb strategy; quick, error-prone.
  8. 15. position effect: Remembering first/last items best.
  9. 17. interference: Old info blocks new recall.
  10. 19. amnesia: Inability to retrieve old memories.
  11. 21. bias: Seeking info confirming one's beliefs.
  12. 22. memory: Briefly holding limited info.
  13. 27. processing: Encoding requiring attention and conscious effort.
  14. 28. Retaining encoded information over time.
  15. 29. Mental grouping of similar items.
  16. 30. Memory aids, like vivid imagery.
  17. 31. amnesia: Inability to form new memories.
Down
  1. 1. Organizing info into familiar units.
  2. 2. heuristic: Judging likelihood based on prototype.
  3. 3. set: Approaching problem with known solution.
  4. 8. memory: Unconscious, procedural memory.
  5. 9. memory: Momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli.
  6. 11. Identifying previously learned information.
  7. 12. Getting info out of memory storage.
  8. 16. memory: Conscious, factual memory.
  9. 18. memory: Memory for personal experiences.
  10. 20. memory: Active processing of info.
  11. 23. Retrieving information not currently present.
  12. 24. processing: Unconscious encoding of incidental info.
  13. 25. interference: New info blocks old recall.
  14. 26. memory: Relatively permanent memory storage.