Across
- 6. Receives and sends messages throughout your body.
- 7. Frontal, Parietal, Temporal, Occipital
- 13. Hormone regulating sleep-cycle.
- 16. When someone likes us, we tend to like them back.
- 19. Controls voluntary movement.
- 22. Responsible for recognising fine details, colour, and identifying objects.
- 24. Of the body.
- 25. Stage of sleep with rapid eye movement.
- 26. Body nerves connecting all parts of the body to the CNS.
- 27. Transmit messages as an electrical impulse through the neuron.
- 28. The longing towards something; the feeling of being drawn into something.
- 29. Controls involuntary responses.
- 31. A group of relatively unchanging personal characteristics unique to an individual.
- 33. Helps us stay centred and safe by identifying location, movement, and layout of surroundings.
Down
- 1. Keeps the cell alive and functioning.
- 2. The stages of sleep.
- 3. Made of the brain and spinal cord.
- 4. Any action you can see.
- 5. Stage of sleep with non rapid eye movement.
- 8. Study of attraction/ allure between people
- 9. Travel down the axon.
- 10. Physical, neurological, or psychological events that occur during sleep or while transitioning between sleep and wakefulness.
- 11. When the brain uses prior knowledge to interpret information.
- 12. Our master biological clock.
- 14. The brain’s interpretation of what we see to make sense of the world around us.
- 15. The branches at the end of the axon.
- 17. Cross the gap between neurons.
- 18. Distinct functions and capabilities attributed to the hemispheres of the brain.
- 20. Receives information into the neuron.
- 21. set of psychological laws explaining how the human brain perceives patterns as unified wholes.
- 23. Of the mind.
- 30. The study of behaviour and the mind.
- 32. Regularly occurring altered state of consciousness associated with a loss of conscious awareness.