Consciouness
Sleep I
Sleep II
Sensation
Review
100

What is the correct term for this definition: Our subjective awareness of ourselves and our environment

Consciousness

100

Regular bodily rhythms that occur in a 24-hour cycle

Circadian Rhythm 

100

Periodic, natural loss of conciousness.

Sleep 

100

What is the correct term for this definition: the minimum stimulus energy we can detect 50% of the time.

Absolute Threshold 

100

Dr. Reed is running an unethical experiment on patients in a medically induced coma. They did not consent to the experiment before they entered the coma. Dr. Reed should have done this type of experiment instead.

Case Study 

200

Unconscious processing of multiple aspects of a stimulus simultaneously; allows you to take care of routine business.

Parralel Processing 

200

What is the correct term for this definition: The body's composition for a lack of sufficient REM sleep.

REM Rebound 
200

Which sleep stage do we spend about 40 to 50 percent in each night?

NREM-2

200

What helps our eyes see color?

Cones

200

Psychology's biggest debate on whether human traits are inherited or developed through experience.

Nature vs. Nuture 

300

Name two altered states of consciousness

manic episodes

drugs

head trauma

sleep/hypnosis/daydreaming

300

What sleep disorder causes trouble falling asleep and staying asleep?

Insomnia 

300

What causes you to act out your dreams while you are asleep?

REM Sleep Disorder

300

What does the vestibular sense enable?

Balance 

300

Cells in the nervous system that support and protect neurons.

Glial cells

400
Parallel processing is ___________ than sequential processing. Sequential proccessing is ________ while parellel processing is ____________. 

Faster

Conscious 

Unconscious 

400

In which sleep stage do you experience somnambulism? 

NREM-3

400

What are our sleep stages divided by?

Distinct brain waves

400

What is the principle called in which 2 stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage for us to detect a difference?

Weber's Law

400

Which neurotransmitter reduces activity in nerve cells, and reduces mental and physical stress which results in relaxation?

GABA

500

This helps control our circadian rhythm and adjust melatonin production through light signals sent from the retina. 

Suprachiasmatic nucleus

500

Why do humans need sleep? (6 reasons)

1: protection

2: restoration

3: consolidation

4: creative thinking

5: supporting growth

6: conserving energy

500

What device is used to measure brain waves? 

Electroencephalogram (EEG)

500

Constant exposure to a stimuli will cause _________.

Sensory adaption 

500

What is the junction between the axon tip of sending neuron and the dendrite of the receiving neuron called?

Synapse 

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