Across
- 3. Association connecting two phenomena that have similar features.
- 4. Mental process of storing, preserving, and reproducing experience.
- 6. Concentration of consciousness on an object.
- 8. Passive attention caused by the novelty or force of an irritant.
- 11. A time-nervous connection forming the physiological basis of memory.
- 12. When attention is completely absorbed by one single object.
- 14. A fixedness of perception caused by knowledge of physical properties.
- 18. Simple association uniting phenomena connected in time or space.
- 20. Restoration of previously perceived information in the absence of the object.
Down
- 1. Keeping several objects in the center of attention simultaneously.
- 2. Process of active processing and ordering material in memory.
- 5. Process of preserving received impressions in memory.
- 7. The quantity of objects (7±2) covered by attention in a limited time.
- 9. Restoration of perceived objects during a repeated meeting.
- 10. Ability to perceive only subjects that represent a certain interest.
- 13. The duration of a concentration of attention on a specific object.
- 15. The intentional carry of attention from one object to another.
- 16. Changes in attention occurring with a frequency of 1 to 5 seconds.
- 17. The dependence of perception on a person's former experience.
- 19. Association that connects two opposite phenomena.