Across
- 3. effects: happening as a consequence of something that has happened earlier.
- 5. impaired or abnormal functioning
- 9. to make attitudes or behavior part of one's nature by learning (or doing so unconsciously)
- 11. existing for a long or longer than usual time
- 15. to carry out a crime or deception
- 17. extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree
- 18. representative sample: a section of a population that reflects the the entire population (the part reflects the whole)
Down
- 1. an experience’s importance, intensity, effect on others
- 2. to revive from apparent death or from unconsciousness
- 4. based on reports or observations of usually unscientific observers (just somebody tells you about an experience)
- 6. (as an adjective/statistic, not the thing in the middle of the road): In statistics, the value separating the higher half from the lower half of a data sample or population
- 7. having no earlier occurrence of something similar (if we’ve never seen anything like it, there’s no previous example of it, it’s unprecedented)
- 8. viewpoint that traditional values and beliefs have no foundation, and that existence is senseless and useless
- 10. to produce as an effect or outgrowth (violence begets violence)
- 12. disastrous (like a disaster, a massive tragic event, an utter failure)
- 13. widespread, dominant
- 14. a state of not doing anything or having any real responsibilities or purpose (being employed, going to school, serious relationships)
- 16. to make twice as great in size or amount; to intensify or strengthen