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Across
  1. 1. A common memory retrieval failure, like a word on the tip of your tongue.
  2. 6. Focused attention on a particular object or event, ignoring others.
  3. 8. Type of memory requiring conscious thought to recall.
  4. 9. The smallest intensity of a stimulus that can be detected.
  5. 10. Process that strengthens memory through repeated practice or elaboration.
  6. 13. New memories interfere with the retrieval of old ones.
  7. 14. Memory test in which information must be retrieved without cues.
  8. 15. Tendency to recall the last few items in a list.
  9. 16. Exceptionally vivid memory of an emotionally significant event.
  10. 18. Unconscious exposure to a stimulus influences later behavior.
  11. 20. System responsible for storing vast amounts of information permanently.
  12. 22. Attention guided by internal goals or intentions.
  13. 25. Brain region integrating sensory information from multiple modalities.
  14. 26. Failure to notice visible changes due to a lack of attention.
  15. 27. Brain region responsible for planning, focus, and attention control.
  16. 29. Mental repetition of information to keep it active in working memory.
  17. 31. Fleeting visual memory that lasts for less than a second.
  18. 32. Tendency to remember the first few items in a list.
  19. 34. Process of combining multiple sensory features into one coherent perception.
  20. 35. The brain’s ability to process many stimuli at the same time.
  21. 37. Perception of stimuli that occurs without conscious detection.
  22. 38. The process by which sense organs detect stimuli from the environment.
  23. 39. Mental processing that occurs without conscious control.
Down
  1. 2. Memory that operates without conscious awareness or intention.
  2. 3. A condition where stimulation of one sense leads to another experience.
  3. 4. Switching focus between different tasks or stimuli.
  4. 5. The cognitive process of selectively focusing awareness.
  5. 7. Autobiographical memory for specific events and experiences.
  6. 11. State of being awake and aware of one’s surroundings.
  7. 12. A limited-capacity memory system for holding information briefly.
  8. 17. Brain structure essential for forming new long-term memories.
  9. 19. Focusing auditory attention on a single voice among background noise.
  10. 21. The smallest detectable difference between two stimuli.
  11. 22. The influence of expectations and prior knowledge on perception.
  12. 23. The natural loss of memories over time.
  13. 24. Mental image or representation based on past perception.
  14. 28. Brief memory for sounds that fades quickly.
  15. 30. The study of relationships between physical stimuli and mental phenomena.
  16. 32. The mental process of interpreting sensory input.
  17. 33. Limbic structure involved in emotion and emotional memory.
  18. 36. Long-term memory for general knowledge and concepts.