Consciousness and Freud
Your state of awareness, including thoughts, perceptions, and feelings.
What is consciousness?
This sleep disorder involves difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
What is insomnia?
According to Freud, dreams can represent this.
What is wish fulfillment?
This altered state involves heightened suggestibility.
What is hypnosis?
These drugs alter mood, perception, or behavior.
What are psychoactive drugs?
Being awake, alert, and focused on daily tasks is considered this type of state.
What is a normal state of consciousness?
This sleep disorder involves interruptions in breathing.
What is sleep apnea?
This theory says dreams help us process daily challenges.
What is problem-solving theory?
This technique provides real-time information about bodily functions such as heart rate or breathing.
What is biofeedback?
Alcohol belongs to this category of psychoactive drugs.
What are depressants?
According to Freud, memories that are not currently active but can easily be brought into awareness are found here.
What is the preconscious mind?
During this type of sleep, the brain is active while the body is largely paralyzed.
What is REM sleep?
This brain network becomes active when a person is not focused on an outside task.
What is the default network?
One goal of this practice is to focus the mind and calm the body.
What is meditation?
LSD and mushrooms belong to this drug category.
What are hallucinogens?
A student cannot remember a classmate's phone number until someone asks for it. According to Freud, this information was stored at this level of consciousness.
What is the preconscious mind?
A person suddenly falls asleep without warning during the school day. This disorder is the most likely explanation.
What is narcolepsy?
During daydreaming, these two brain networks can be active at the same time.
What are the default network and executive control network?
A person watches their heart rate on a computer and practices calming themselves until it decreases. They are using this technique.
What is biofeedback?
This term describes excessive or illegal drug use.
What is drug abuse?
A person has hidden fears that influence behavior even though they are not consciously aware of them. According to Freud, these fears are located here.
What is the unconscious mind?
A person gets out of bed and moves around while still in deep sleep. What sleep disorder are they experiencing?
What is sleepwalking?
A student becomes mentally distracted while studying but later develops a creative solution to a problem. According to the presentation, this illustrates both a disadvantage and an advantage of this process. Name the process.
What is daydreaming?
After hypnosis has ended, a suggestion continues to influence someone's behavior. This is called what?
What is a posthypnotic suggestion?
A substance changes a person's perception so that reality appears distorted. Based on the presentation, which general drug category is most likely involved?
What are hallucinogens?