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The activation of the sense organs by a source of physical energy is called ______.

sensation

100

_____is the characteristic that makes sound seem "high" or "low."

Pitch

100

Abby is alert and focused as she takes notes in a college class; she is experiencing________ consciousness.

waking

100

Francine is sleepy all day; she wakes briefly several hundred times each night and has difficulty breathing while sleeping. She is most likely suffering from sleep________.

apnea

100

After lunch, Katya enjoys a cup of coffee and a cigarette. Coffee and cigarettes are examples of________.

stimulants

200

The lens focuses light by changing its own thickness. This process is known as________.

accommodation

200

The tube-like passage that leads to the eardrum is called the______.

auditory canal

200

Ben is participating in a sleep study in the laboratory. The EEG shows relatively rapid, low-amplitude brain waves. Ben is in stage________ sleep.

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200

________is uncontrollable sleeping that occurs for short periods while a person is awake.

narcolepsy

200

Dexedrine, benzedrine, and crystal meth are examples of________.

amphetamines

300

The transparent protective window at the front of the eye is called the______.

cornea

300

________cues permit us to obtain a sense of depth and distance with just one eye.

Monocular

300

Callie pulled an all-nighter to finish a term paper. The next night, she may sleep only slightly longer than she usually does, but she will spend a significantly greater percentage of the night in REM sleep, a phenomenon known as REM________.

rebound

300

Circadian rhythms are regulated by the________ nucleus in the brain.

suprachiasmatic

300

Lance has six drinks one night. He has engaged in________ drinking.

binge

400

A(n)________ is a phenomenon that occurs because activity in the retina continues even when a person is no longer staring at an image.

afterimage

400

Perceptual________ allows us to view objects as having an unchanging size, shape, color, and brightness, even if the image on our retina changes.

constancy

400

According to Freud, the apparent story line of dreams is the________ content of dreams.

manifest

400

Seasonal affective disorder is a form of severe depression in which feelings of despair and hopelessness increase during the_____ and lift during the rest of the year.

winter

400

Alcohol is a member of a broad class of drugs termed________.

depressants

500

When the______ that cover the basilar membrane are bent by the vibrations entering the cochlea, the cells send a neural message to the brain.

hair cells

500

A fundamental principle of________ psychology that remains influential is that two objects considered together form a whole that is different from the simple combination of the objects.

Gestalt

500

According to ________ theory, dreams begin in random neural activity.

activation-synthesis

500

________drugs influence emotion, perception, and behavior.

psychoactive

500

Raj has been binge drinking regularly for a few weeks. When he does not have a drink, he feels anxious, has difficulty sleeping, and has the jitters. This is an example of _____ syndrome. 

withdrawal

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