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  1. 2. MEMORY: A type of sensory memory for tactile information.
  2. 8. The sensory receptors responsible for detecting touch and pressure.
  3. 15. IMAGERY: A memory enhancement technique that involves creating mental images.
  4. 16. ATTENTION: The process of directing attention to a specific location in space.
  5. 18. SENSE: The sense that detects gravitational forces and movement.
  6. 19. EFFECT: A memory distortion where a person incorporates misleading information into their memory.
  7. 21. ATTENTION: The ability to maintain attention over extended periods.
  8. 23. A neurotransmitter involved in pleasure, reward, and attention.
  9. 24. Complete the crossword using the clues provided. All terms relate to psychology concepts in sensation, perception, attention, and memory.
  10. 25. RECOGNITION: The process of transforming sensory input into meaningful patterns.
  11. 27. CENTRALIS: The small depression in the retina where visual acuity is highest.
  12. 28. A neurotransmitter involved in memory formation and learning.
  13. 30. THEORY: The theory that explains how we perceive pitch based on the rate at which hair cells fire.
  14. 32. FATE: The perceptual principle that objects that move together are perceived as a group.
  15. 33. CAPTURE: The phenomenon where attention is automatically captured by a salient stimulus.
  16. 36. MEMORY: A memory measure where a person identifies previously learned material.
  17. 37. The sensory system that detects internal bodily sensations.
  18. 38. The structure in the ear that amplifies sound waves.
  19. 39. PERCEPTION: The phenomenon where a stimulus that is not consciously perceived influences behavior.
  20. 40. The phenomenon where similar stimuli are perceived as a unified group.
  21. 41. SHIFT: The ability to switch attention between different tasks.
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  1. 1. PERCEPTION: The perception of the relative distance of objects from the observer.
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  3. 4. The sense that detects chemical stimuli in the environment, including taste and smell.
  4. 5. ATTENTION: A type of attention that involves focusing on a single task while ignoring distractions.
  5. 6. MEMORY: A type of memory that involves facts and knowledge about the world.
  6. 7. MEMORY: A type of memory that involves recalling information without conscious awareness.
  7. 9. LOBE: The brain region responsible for processing auditory information.
  8. 10. LOBE: The brain region responsible for processing visual information.
  9. 11. The brain structure that relays sensory information to the cerebral cortex.
  10. 12. The process of linking new information to existing knowledge.
  11. 13. CONSTANCY: The tendency to perceive familiar objects as having consistent shape.
  12. 14. FAILURE: The inability to recall specific details of a memory while retaining general familiarity.
  13. 17. EFFECT: The tendency to remember the beginning of a list more accurately.
  14. 20. The process of maintaining information in memory through repetition.
  15. 21. MEMORY: A type of memory that holds information for a few seconds to a minute.
  16. 22. The sensory receptors responsible for detecting light and color.
  17. 23. PERCEPTION: The ability to perceive and understand visual information from a distance.
  18. 26. The Perceptual Mind
  19. 29. The tendency to perceive a complete image even when parts are missing.
  20. 31. A memory technique where information is organized into meaningful categories.
  21. 34. CONSTANCY: The tendency to perceive objects as maintaining the same color despite changes in lighting.
  22. 35. The sense that detects pain.