Across
- 3. When two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in quick succession
- 5. The organizing of stimuli into coherent categories
- 6. A memory component that briefly holds auditory information.
- 9. Perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color even in changing illumination
- 12. The thinking pattern involving expanding the possible problem solutions
- 13. Depth cues available to each eye separately
- 14. Set of mental tendencies and assumptions that affect our senses
- 15. The framing of choices in a way that encourages people to make beneficial decisions
- 18. A logical rule or procedure that guarantees a solution to a problem
- 19. The heuristic used to judge the likelihood of an event based on the prevalence in memories
- 21. Memory component that coordinates the activities of the phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad
- 22. Processing multiple aspects of a stimulus or problem simultaneously
- 23. A tendency to approach a problem in one particular way
- 24. A mental shortcut allowing for judgement and quick problem solving, more error prone than an algorithm
- 25. When a subject can focus in on a particular stimuli, ignoring other possible distractions
- 26. A failure to notice a change in the environment
Down
- 1. movement A rapid progression of slightly varying still images
- 2. The organization of the visual field into objects separate from their surroundings
- 4. A mental image or personal example of a category
- 7. The illusory movement of a still spot in a dark room
- 8. A mindful form of cognition involving keeping track of and evaluating mental processes
- 10. The heuristic used to judge the likelihood of events based on how well they match a prototype
- 11. A psychologist who searched for rules used by the brain to organize fragments of sensory data into a whole
- 16. A type of thinking involving narrowing down solutions to a singular, best answer
- 17. A memory component that briefly holds information about appearance and location in a space
- 20. A concept or framework that organizes and interprets information
