Learning, Cognition, and Memory

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Across
  1. 1. when a schema involves a predictable sequence of events related to a particular activity
  2. 3. knowledge conscious of what it is we know
  3. 5. Register component of memory that holds the information you receive-the input-in more or less its original, unencoded form
  4. 9. enable them to categorize objects and events
  5. 10. long-term change in mental representations or associations
  6. 11. getting confused, forgetting English meaning
  7. 14. beliefs that are inconsistent with commonly accepted and well-validated explanations of phenomena or events
  8. 16. Base existing knowledge to which they can connect whatever new info and skills they’re trying to master
  9. 17. memory where learners store their general knowledge and beliefs about the world, the things they’ve learned from formal instruction and their recollections of events in their personal lives
  10. 18. knowledge they learn how to do things
Down
  1. 2. construct general understandings and belief systems
  2. 3. modifying the info in some way
  3. 4. search of long-term memory
  4. 6. learners pull some concepts together into general understandings of what things are typically
  5. 7. process of remembering previously stored info- finding it in memory
  6. 8. processing of putting what is being learned into memory
  7. 9. Psychology large body of research that addresses numerous mental phenomena that underlie human behavior, including perception, memory, forgetting, and reasoning
  8. 12. change process of revising or overhauling an existing theory or belief system in such a way that new, discrepant information can be better understood and explained
  9. 13. central to information processing theory
  10. 15. when they try to learn and remember something without attaching much meaning to it