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Across 4. Inability to accurately move intended distance, overshoot and undershoot when attempting to touch target 5. Schizophrenia symptoms that are associated with disruptions to normal emotions and behaviors, harder to recognize as part of disorder and can be mistaken for depression and other conditions 7. Neurotransmitter involved in decision making, pleasure, motivation, and reward 11. Local, temporary loss of blood supply 12. Failure to respond or orient to stimuli presented contralateral to brain lesion (2 Words) 15. Highest functioning level of CNS, responsible for conscious perception (2 Words) 16. The ability of the brain to process, store, retrieve, and manipulate information 17. Inability to comprehend written language 18. The integration of sensory impressions into psychologically meaningful information, an active process 19. Serves as master controller of homeostasis via actions on the pituitary, brainstem centers, and spinal cord 21. Medication for major depression disorder that inhibits reuptake of 5HT and NE

Down 1. A localized collection of blood, usually clotted, in a tissue or organ 2. Dorsolateral tract for voluntary control of distal muscles needed for precise movement (2 Words) 3. The inability to recognize or make sense of incoming info despite intact sensory capabilities 6. Formation of blood clot within an artery 8. Stroke caused when artery within brain bursts and leads to cell death 9. Plays important role in regulating posture and equilibrium 10. Disorder where learned fear due to a traumatic event becomes generalized to situations that would normally be considered safe resulting in autonomic hyperarousal 13. Narrowing of the blood vessels in the neck and head; blood cells may collect and form blood clots and cause stroke 14. A group of non-progressive conditions characterized by motor dysfunction due to damage to developing brain (2 Words) 20. Sudden, repetitive nonrhythmic, stereotype motor movement or vocalization involving discrete muscle groups