Across
- 5. We forget things because memory fades over time. This is called the ____ theory.
- 6. Tendency for people to slack off when working in a group. Social ____.
- 8. We forget things because some info never enters our long term memory in the first place (Someone probably wasn't listening). This is called _______ Failure.
- 9. Type of therapy that used paint, drawing, clay, or other mediums to provide therapy sessions in a more comfortable way.
- 10. Type of memory that focuses skill-based memory or "muscle memory" like a golf swing.
- 11. A disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event.
- 12. Type of therapy used to find subconscious reasons for behavior. (Dream analysis, free association, etc)
- 13. Type of intelligence focused on lyric writing, singing, and instruments.
- 15. The mental tendency to overestimate that people’s actions are more internal and underestimate that they are caused by external factors and circumstances.
- 16. Type of memory that focuses on significant moments in one's life - time and context.
- 18. Condition in which people go back and forth between periods of a very good or irritable mood and depression. ____ disorder.
- 21. The process of making conclusions about the causes of other people’s behavior.
- 22. Concept that people are less likely to help someone in need when there are other around. _____ Effect.
- 24. A rare condition in which persons with various developmental disorders have an amazing intelligence and abilities. ____ syndrome.
- 25. When groups form, their views tend to become more extreme, rather than more averaged out. This is called Group ________.
- 26. Type of intelligence focused on math, logical and critical thinking.
- 27. Type of therapy aimed at changing chemicals or function of the brain (Medication).
- 29. Giving up normal restraints on your behavior to the group.
Down
- 1. Victims are often blamed for their problems based on the idea that people get what they deserve. This is called the ____-_____ Phenomenon.
- 2. Scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
- 3. Psychotic disorder marked by delusions, hallucinations and abnormal thinking.
- 4. Bringing one’s behavior into agreement with the norms or behaviors of others in a group.
- 5. A mental health disorder characterized by persistently depressed mood or loss of interest in activities.
- 7. Type of therapy aimed at providing new experiences to change behavior (operant and aversive conditioning, CBT, Systematic Desensitization, etc)
- 14. Someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder may have 2 or more distinct identities called ______.
- 17. The scientific study of how individuals behave, think and feel in social situations. _____ Psychology.
- 19. Repeated attacks of intense anxiety. ____ disorder.
- 20. During the 1950’s the development of effective new drug therapies enabled many patients to be released on mass scale.
- 23. Type of intelligence focused on visualization and spacing.
- 28. An anxiety disorder characterized by unwanted repetitive thoughts (obsessions) and/or actions (compulsions)