Conciouness
Sleep
Sleep #2
Sensation
Review
100

Dr. DePasquale studies brain activity linked with cognition. She studies thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating. She is this type of scientist. 

What is a Cognitive Neurologist? 

100

Periodic, natural loss of conciousness.

What is sleep? 

100

Gaining weight due to hormonal imbalance may be due to. 

What is sleep deprivation? 

100

Information being detected and picked up from your environment.

What is sensation?

100

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

What is Nature vs. Nurture? 

200

Driving on a familiar road, when you suddenly see a deer, involves this type of processing. 

What is Dual Processing? 

200

The distinct brain wave patterns happening in this process.

What are sleep stages? 

200

The brain's ability to change and reorganize after damage, strongest in childhood. 

What is neuroplasticity? 
300

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. 

What is a case study? 

300

Over the course of the night you typically go through this many sleep cycles. 

What is 4-6?

300

Converting sound waves into neural impulses in our brain is an example of. 

What is transduction? 

300

Cells in the nervous system that support and protect neurons (worker bees). 

What are glial cells? 

400

Participants who respond more quickly or accurately to questions they have seen before have experienced this. 

What is priming? 

400

Jet lag disrupts this natural process of regular bodily rhythms.

What is the Circadian Rhythm? 

400

The process when excess neurotransmitters are reabsorbed or broken down by enzymes.

What is reuptake? 

500

We spend this much of our sleep in NREM2.

What is 40-50%?

500

Alter the brain causing changes in perception or mood.

What are Psychoactive Drugs? 

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