Across
- 2. strategy that uses vivid imaginary to help with memory
- 5. disorder that usually involves a persistent feeling of anxiety or dread that interferes with how you live your life
- 8. prison study
- 9. point of prison study
- 11. memory with 7 plus or minus 2
- 16. Marian mascot
- 17. encoding that occurs when self-reference effect is used
- 22. theory where smell of cake drives you to want to eat it
- 25. repeatedly thinking about instructive thoughts
- 28. frequent nightmares, insomnia, and intrusion of painful memories
- 29. memory with unlimited capacity
- 30. failing to realize a stimuli after time has passed
- 31. memory where the integration of new incoming information and knowledge retrieved from long-term memory come together
- 33. short term memory number
- 36. disorder consistent with swings of mania and depressive episodes
- 39. hall with science lab
- 41. girls bbll coach
- 42. scientific study of the mind and behavior
- 43. theory where emotion occurs simultaneously with physiological arousal
- 46. a disorder in which the symptoms take a bodily form without apparent physical cause
- 49. VP
- 50. minimal stimulation a person needs to detect a stimulus 50 percent of the time
- 52. memory allows you to answer someone when they ask are you listening to me when you were not
- 53. manual with diagnostic criteria for disorders
- 54. alarm reaction, resistance, and exhaustion
- 55. symptoms added to a person with schizophrenia
- 56. receptor cells that allow us to see color
- 57. type of processing that simultaneously recognizes the color shape size and speed of an object
- 58. coming up with one single answer
Down
- 1. the process by which stimuli is converted into neural impulses
- 3. obedience study
- 4. coming up with many different solutions
- 6. involves fearing and avoiding places or situations that might cause feelings of being trapped, helpless, or embarrassed
- 7. the idea one should be alert but not overly aroused to perform best on a task
- 10. intense fear of an object
- 12. ebbinghaus retraction curve illustrates the value of
- 13. can prescribe medicine for those diagnosed with a disorder
- 14. repeatedly performing an action
- 15. gate control theory suggest that pain is experienced when small nerve fibers activate and open a neural gate in the
- 18. disorders that are commonly diagnosed once someone has one disorder
- 19. losing self in a crowd
- 20. failing to see what is in front of you when attention is elsewhere is ——
- 21. softball coach
- 23. working harder when you are responsible for the outcome and working less hard if it is a shared goal
- 24. principal
- 26. cue such as retinal disparity
- 27. potentiation- where there is an increase in a neurons firing power
- 32. line study to look at conformity
- 34. first getting you to agree to a small request in hopes of getting you to agree to more or a larger request
- 35. dissonance where you lesson your belief after your actions and attitudes did not match
- 37. librarian
- 38. nervous system that causes heart rate to increase and muscles tense in response to a scary situation
- 40. desire for this leads to group think
- 44. did study on negative effects of labels
- 45. gym where assembly’s are held
- 47. created Hierarchy of needs
- 48. football coach
- 51. more than on personality