Psychology Semester 1 Crossword
psych semester 1 crossword by Megha Saravanan
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Topics of this game:
- early school of thought that explored how mental processes enable organisms to adapt and survive.
- school of thought that beleived that psychology is an objective science and behavior is unrelated to mental processes
- study of behavior using the experimental method
- an exact and specific definition of a procedure in a research study.
- seeing a relationship between two factors when there is none.
- a tendency to believe that an outcome was already known despite only learning of it after the true outcome.
- a neurons branching extensions that receive messages and send impulses
- a moelcule that stimpulates response by binding to a receptor site.
- the division of the autonomic nervous system that arouses the body, mobilzing its energy in stressful situation.
- converting one form of energy into another. Ex: transforming stimulus such as sound into neural impulse the brain interprets.
- the central focul point in the retina where the eye's cones cluster.
- below one's absolue threshold for concious awareness
- the biological clock
- a sleep disroder that results in uncontrollabe sleep attacks. The affected goes directly into REM sleep.
- a split in conciousness that allows different simultaneous thoughts to occur.
- a procedure, which causes a condition stimus be paired with a new neutral stimulus creating a second conditioned stimulus.
- ability to distinguish between conditioned stimulus and similar stimulus.
- an even that tends to decrease behavior that precedes it.
- the processing og many aspects of a situation at the same time.
- the immediate and brief recording of sensory information
- encoding on a basic level based on stucture or appearance of words
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