Across
- 3. Phenomenon where vivid memories of significant events aren't always accurate
- 9. Sensory, motor, and inter are a type of?
- 13. Technique that measures changes in blood flow to detect neural activity
- 14. Heuristic involving judging likelihood based on how easily something comes to mind
- 16. Refers to the interference of innate behaviours with conditioned responses
- 18. Considered a basic emotion according to discrete emotion models
- 22. Part of the brain crucial for emotional guidance in decision-making
- 23. Neural structure is primarily involved in evaluating the emotional significance of stimuli
- 25. Type of emotion James-Lange theory suggests arises from physiological responses
- 27. Planning and abstract thinking
- 29. Main focus of observational studies
- 33. Primarily used to temporarily disrupt brain activity for study
- 34. Sensory integration
- 35. Maintains and manipulates mental representations
- 38. Neurotransmitter primarily associated with mood regulation
- 40. Concept involving modifying existing schemas to fit new experiences
- 41. Hemisphere of the brain largely devoted to language processing
- 42. In classical conditioning, the conditioned response (CR) is elicited by...
- 43. Type of reasoning involving drawing conclusions from premises
- 44. When an action potential jumps between nodes of ranvier
Down
- 1. Which theory posits that emotions arise from a cognitive appraisal of stimuli
- 2. Stage characterized by egocentric thinking in Piaget's theory
- 4. In depression, the Default Mode Network shows...
- 5. According to Weber's Law, as the baseline stimulus increases, what increases proportionally
- 6. This consists of brain and spinal cord
- 7. Arises from misleading info encountered after the event
- 8. The phenomenon where exposure to misleading information affects memory
- 10. Used to measure attention and automaticity
- 11. Part of the brain responsible for regulating sleep and arousal
- 12. Associated with speech production and syntax
- 15. Na+ ions flow into the cell during ... of a neuron
- 17. Visual Processing
- 19. Type of amnesia involving the inability to form new memories
- 20. Theory suggesting that memory errors can arise from associative processes
- 21. The info stored in memory
- 23. The minimum stimulus intensity needed for detection 50% of the time
- 24. Key achievement in Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage
- 26. Declarative, Short-term/Working, and Procedural are types of...
- 28. Type of amnesia involving inability to remember prior memories
- 30. Which model suggests that attended messages pass through clearly while unattended messages are weakened?
- 31. The effect of positive punishment in operant conditioning
- 32. Auditory processing
- 36. In language, refers to the hierarchical organisation of language
- 37. Seeking information that confirms existing beliefs
- 39. Smallest unit of sound in language