PSYC341 HW#3

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Across
  1. 2. Auditory memory characterised by lower capacity but greater persistence w.r.t to iconic memory
  2. 7. The whole > the sum of parts
  3. 10. This theory states that we decide whether an item belongs to a category by comparing it to a prototype
  4. 12. priming People respond faster to an item if it was preceded by an item with similar meaning compared to an unrelated item
  5. 13. executive The supervisory system in Baddeley and Hitch’s model of the working memory
  6. 15. Grouping individual units of information into larger units for improved retention in the memory
  7. 16. The ___________ approach over-simplifies cognitive processes and thus fails to explain the complexities of the mind.
  8. 20. Survey, Question, Read, Recite and Review
  9. 22. This effect states that items at the beginning of a list are easily recalled
  10. 23. Face blindness
  11. 24. Meaning of words of words or sentences
  12. 25. This effect states that more prominent destinations seem closer than their less prominent counterparts
  13. 26. Smallest unit of meaning
  14. 27. A vivid and detailed recollection of a shocking or memorable event
  15. 29. Ability to respond to visual information without consciously seeing it
Down
  1. 1. According to the reduction by components theory, all physical objects are fundamentally composed of basic 3D shapes called _____
  2. 3. Mental representation of categories
  3. 4. Knowledge about situation or event or a person
  4. 5. The state one is working toward in trying to solve a problem.
  5. 6. Smallest distinct unit of sound in a language
  6. 8. We tend to interpret stimuli as simple, clear and orderly rather than as complex and incomplete
  7. 9. Thinking about one’s thinking or cognition about cognition
  8. 11. This effect is characterized by the inability to see better solutions and be to predisposed to solve a problem in a specific manner
  9. 12. Joined sensations like seeing sounds, tasting colors etc
  10. 14. Inability to comprehend and formulate language due to brain damage. Literal translation is ‘without speech’.
  11. 17. People take longer to name a color when it’s name is printed in a different color. This
  12. 18. Recognition of an object
  13. 19. superiority According to the ___________ effect, we recognize letters much more easily when they're placed in a known word.
  14. 21. Inability to create mental images
  15. 23. This form of memory involves remembering to do something in the future like submitting this assignment before the deadline
  16. 28. According to the theory of _______ coding, a mental representation that is very similar to the physical object is made in the mind.