Sensations, perception, attention and memory

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Across
  1. 5. When attention is completely absorbed by one object.
  2. 7. The process of active processing, ordering, and generalization of a material.
  3. 9. A parameter used to measure concentration is a ___ stability.
  4. 11. Semantic associations that communicate two phenomena which are actually constantly connected.
  5. 12. Attention can be categorized as collective, group, and ___.
  6. 13. The physiological basis of memory is reflex work resulting in a time nervous communication called an ___.
  7. 16. Without recognition, the certificate of ___ is impossible.
  8. 18. During an activity, a person can keep some objects in the center of attention simultaneously due to the ___ of attention.
  9. 19. This occurs at a repeated meeting with an object, at its repeated perception.
  10. 20. The duration of a concentration of attention on a specific object.
Down
  1. 1. The simple association connecting two phenomena having similar features.
  2. 2. The going carry of attention from one object on another.
  3. 3. A mental process of reflection of experience of the person by storing, preservations, and reproduction.
  4. 4. The process directed on preservation in memory of received impressions.
  5. 6. External attention is also known as ___ attention.
  6. 8. The process of restoration before perceived at the absence of an object.
  7. 10. Fluctuations of attention naturally occur with a frequency of 1 to 5 ___.
  8. 14. The simple association connecting two opposite phenomena.
  9. 15. Objects of internal attention include feelings, ideas, and ___.
  10. 17. The simple association uniting two phenomena connected in time or space is an association on ___.