Crossword puzzle

2. bias, People overestimate their performance when they study.
4. map, mental representation of information that surrounds us. An example is the image of our school’s map in one’s head.
8. memory, This type of memory helps you to remember what you should do in the future.
9. aphasia, Patients with this type of syndrome cannot produce language even though their comprehension skills are normal.
10. effect, Feeling of knowing that you would be able to recall a particular word in the future.
12. imagery, Mental representation of stimuli that are not currently present in real world.
13. speaker, Someone who can speak two or more different languages influent.
14. approach, Tendency to use the solution of a previous problem to solve a new problem.
15. Visible movements of the body. This is another word for body language.

1. Your knowledge and control of cognitive process. An example is thinking about thinking.
3. aphasia, Patients with this type of syndrome produce meaningless language and have severe comprehension trouble.
5. mindset, The belief that intelligence can be improved if effort is applied.
6. Interpretation of sensory input that acquires by the body.
7. The best item that represent a group. This item is the most typical example of that category.
11. approach, Tendency to classify new items into category by comparing it to every examples of that category.