Across
- 3. Limited-capacity memory system holding info briefly. (14)
- 6. Cognitive process of storing and recalling information. (6)
- 10. Retaining information over time. (7)
- 12. Memory for facts and events that can be consciously recalled. (17)
- 14. Accessing stored information when needed. (9)
- 17. Type of interference where old memories block new. (8)
- 18. False or misleading information affecting recall. (13)
- 19. Memory is altered by schemas and interpretation. (13)
- 20. Person recalling a memory of a crime or event. (10)
- 22. Psychologist who studied eyewitness memory and misinformation. (6)
- 25. Repetition to keep information in short-term memory. (20)
- 27. Memory better when internal state matches learning state. (14)
- 30. Conscious recall of information. (14)
- 34. Technique to improve accuracy of eyewitness recall. (18)
- 35. Unconscious memory, such as skills. (14)
Down
- 1. LTM for skills and tasks. (15)
- 2. Memory store with large capacity for long periods. (12)
- 4. Forgetting due to competition between memories. (11)
- 5. Linking new info to existing knowledge. (19)
- 7. Memory better when retrieval context matches learning. (16)
- 8. Encoding based on sight. (6)
- 9. Questions phrased to influence memory recall. (16)
- 11. Type of interference where new memories block old. (9)
- 13. Grouping information to improve memory. (8)
- 15. Process of converting information into a memory trace. (8)
- 16. LTM for facts and knowledge. (13)
- 21. Very brief memory of sensory information. (13)
- 23. Length of time information can be retained. (8)
- 24. Abbreviation for long-term memory. (3)
- 26. LTM for personal events. (8)
- 28. Maximum amount of information a memory store can hold. (8)
- 29. Form in which information is stored. (6)
- 31. Encoding based on sound. (7)
- 32. Abbreviation for short-term memory. (3)
- 33. Encoding based on meaning. (8)