Across
- 3. effect, testing yourself after learning new material is way better for your memory recall
- 5. psychology, the human tendency to organize what we see and look at the whole rather than the sum of parts
- 6. principle, We tend to remember and process pleasant memories more efficiently than unpleasant memories
- 14. motivation, Bianca was only motivated to go to work because she knew she would be rewarded with money
- 16. Meaning of words and sentences
- 17. creating smaller units from larger units in order to better remember the information
- 18. the mental activity that describes the acquisition, transformation, and use of knowledge
- 20. Using prior knowledge in order to gather and interpret stimuli taken from the senses
- 21. imagery, creating a mental representation of an object when it is not actually physically present
- 22. task, Paying attention to two or more messages at the same time, for example: reading a book and listening to music
- 25. effect, Tendency to recall information located in the beginning of list
- 26. ability to fluently speak and understand two languages
- 29. basic unit of spoken language
- 30. process, A process by which connections are made at the same time rather serial or one by one
Down
- 1. effect, Refers to our tendency to recall more items accurately that our last in our memory
- 2. code, Suggests our mental images resemble the physical object
- 4. memory, our memory of events that we experienced such as going on vacation with family
- 7. damage to the speech areas of brain causes a language production deficit
- 8. stimulus, actual object that you see in the environment ex. The coat on a bed
- 9. cognition, we better remember information when we use hand gestures to express our knowledge
- 10. the concentration of mental activity in order to focus on information available from both your senses and your memory
- 11. party effect, We may hear our name being mentioned at a loud party in one conversation even if we are listening to another conversation
- 12. memory, Memory for events and issues related to yourself
- 13. memory, remembering information from our past
- 15. search, trying all possible solutions to a problem
- 19. memory, facts and generalized knowledge we store and organize
- 23. a sequence of events we have such as
- 24. effect, Ben tends to provide shorter estimates when he is traveling to a landmark such as DC
- 27. congruence, If you are having a good day and feeling happy you will remember things that are congruent with your mood
- 28. blindness, when we overuse top-down processing we may do things such as failing to detect a change in an object or a scene
