Cognition Crossword

2. Theory that states we have early and late filters
4. When our earlier memories hinder our ability to create new memories, it is this kind of interference
8. A monocular cue where objects closest to us appear largest
11. Binocular cue where our eyes move towards each other to keep viewing an object as a single image
12. Type of reasoning that relies on logic
13. also called the positivity bias, states that we are going to remember more positive information than negative overall
15. Physical object in the environment
17. An approach to understanding humans that only focuses on their observable behaviors
18. When we speak to others we take into account what they already know and establish this
19. Trying to find a red square among blue squares is an example of a ____ search
20. The way we view how a sound is produced effects how we hear it
21. Condition where a person does not have mental images
23. Memory about our organized knowledge of the world
24. A prototypical sequence of events
27. Type of Long Term Memory about ourselves
29. Sensory memory for visual information
30. Type of organization where you create higher groups

1. Amnesia where you forget everything before getting amnesia
3. Drawing two buildings as right next to each other when one is actually 20 feet in front is an example of the ___ heuristic
5. Thinking about thinking
6. Theory by William James focusing on introspection
7. A crossword puzzle is an example of a ___ problem
9. Word that sounds similar in two languages but has a different meaning
10. Data driven processing
14. Aphasia where a person has OK comprehension but struggles to find words to use
16. Smallest meaningful unit of sound in a language
22. States that our mental representations of objects are almost exact copies of the real image
25. Hypothesis driven processing
26. Tendency for people to remember the beginning of something better than the middle is the ____ effect
28. Mental representation of categories