Across
- 1. Passive learning between associations between stimuli and body reaction (e.g., salivation at the sight of a lemon).
- 4. A process that determines reaction based on previous exposition to a stimulus, which creates a shortcut between similar information.
- 5. The memory of motor skills and habits (e.g.tying shoes), which is hard to explain but resistant to forgetting.
Down
- 2. A type of memory that summarise semantic and episodic memory, creating our identity.
- 3. A type of memory that contaminates (stores) raw sensory information for splits of seconds after the stimulus.