Ap PSychology Review Crossword

diminishing effect of a drug, larger and larger doses needed
decreased response to a stimulus
mental image of the environment
founder of observational learning
retention of encoded information
memory aids of memory techniques
"ah-ha" moment, a sudden realization
tendency to approach problems in a particular way that is familiar
a mental grouping of similar things
inability to see from fresh perspective
smallest language unit of sound
adaptive, triggered by amygdala
sense of being male or female
anxiety causing memories to be unconsciously forgotten
hyper activity, euphoric state
destroying or removing brain tissues
understood or expected rules of behavior
the middle score
level required to trigger neural impulses
records electrical activity of the brain, neural impulse
control center for the brain
famous case study of frontal lobe damage
logical side of the brain
complex molecule containing genetic info
principle to notice a differnce in the stimuli
lets light into the eye
where transduction occurs in ear
sending or perceiving another persons thoughts
occurs in stage 4 sleep scary dreams
ability to learn from experience and adapt to new situations
Weshler Adult Intelligence Scale
generalized or broaded belief about a group of people
accuracy
constant results
the loss of memory