Across
- 3. Approach that involves survey of organization, relevant questions, reading & answering questions, reciting key ideas, reviewing
- 4. Memory that codes for auditory sensations
- 7. Theory where you organize each category based on most typical example
- 10. Group of things belonging due to similarity
- 11. Memory of how to do a task, like cooking pasta
- 13. Psychology of attending to and processing info, storing it, and solving problems
- 14. Have culture-dependent semantic meaning and can help recall of a word
- 17. When eye muscles focus on object and determine depth
- 21. Stimulus that is retinal image of object
- 23. Rules of combining words, for example SVO: subject verb object
- 26. Whether mental images resemble perception or language
- 27. Method that always produces a solution to a problem, but can be inefficient
- 28. Hypothesis that if you think you’re a certain type of learner, you will do best with that type of instruction
- 29. Heuristic in problem solving where you do the next thing that seems to lead most directly to a goal
- 30. Psychology of how we organize perceptions to come up with probable explanation for what we see
Down
- 1. Recognition of object
- 2. Your own mental representation of categories
- 5. Process that occurs without attention, for example driving or reading
- 6. Stimulus that is physical object in environment
- 8. language “beyond the sentence”
- 9. Learning that comes from actively/passively hearing speech from one’s environment, typically parents
- 12. Process that requires effort and intention
- 15. Type of coding where representation is language-like (abstract, doesn’t represent English)
- 16. Hypothesis that amount of information learned depends on total time devoted to it
- 18. Memory of facts about the world, like state capitals
- 19. Type of coding where representation closely resembles physical object
- 20. Definitions of words and sentences
- 22. Deficits in episodic memory
- 24. Theory where you decide whether something belongs in a category based on how closely it resembles all examples
- 25. Memory that codes for visual sensations
