What is Consciousness?
Sleep and Why We Sleep
Stages of Sleep
Sleep Problems and Disorder
Substance Use and Abuse
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What is Consciousness?

Describes our awareness of internal and external stimuli

100

Sleep is distinguished by...?

Low levels of physical activity and reduced sensory awareness 
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What are the differences between REM and non-REM?

Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep is characterized by darting movements of the eys under closed eyelids. Non-REM (NREM) sleep is subdivided into three stages distinguished from each other and wakefulness by characteristic patters of brain waves.

100

BLANK, a consistent difficulty in falling or staying asleep; its the most common of the sleep disorders 

Insomnia 

100

What is the difference between physical dependence and psychological dependence?

Physical dependence involves changes in normal bodily functions-the user will experience withdrawal from the drug upon cessation of use. Psychological dependence has an emotional need for the drug and may use the drug to relieve psychological distress. 

200

If someone stays awake for 48 consecutive hours, they could start to...?

Hallucinate 

200

Evolutionary psychology is ...?

Studies how universal patters of behavior and cognitive processes have evolved over time as a result of natural selection.

200

Difference between Manifest and Latent Content

Manifest Content is the actual content, or storyline, of a dream. Latent content refers to the hidden meaning of a dream. 
200

Sleep apnea is defined by episodes during which the sleeper's breathing stops (can last 10-20 seconds or longer). Sleep apnea is more common in BLANK people and is associated with BLANK.

overweight people and loud snoring 

200

Tolerance can cause the user to (increase or decrease) the amount of drug used to a dangerous level.

Increase

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For ages 1-2, what is the recommended amount of sleep? (how many hours)

11-14 hours 

300
The BLANK and BLANK glands secrete several hormones during sleep.

Pineal and Pituitary 

300
How many stages of non-REM (NREM) are there?

3

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Narcolepsy is treated using psychomotor stimulant drugs, such as amphetamines. These drugs promote...

Increase levels of neural activity 

300

What are the effects stimulants has on the body?

Increased heart rate, blood pressure, body tempetrature 
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What may cause disruption of sleep? 

Jet lag, Insomnia, Rotating shift work

400

Sleep-wake cycles seem to be controlled by multiple brain areas acting in conjunction with one another. Some of these areas include...?    

The thalamus, the hypothalamus, and the pons

400

When do the NREM stages of sleep occur?

Stage 1 sleep = Between wakefulness and sleep

Stage 2 sleep = body goes into a state of deep relaxation 

Stage 3 sleep= Deep sleep

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Some risk factors associated with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) include...

premature birth, smoking within the home, and hypothermia 

400

BLANK is a stimulant drug. High blood levels of BLANK can result in insomnia, agitation, muscle twitching, nausea, irregular heartbeat, and even death. (one answer)

Caffeine 

500

Consequences of sleep debt include 

Decrease level of alertness and mental efficiency 

500

A few benefits of an adequate amount of sleep are?

Maintaining healthy weight, lowering stress levels, improving mood, and increasing motor coordination, as well as some benefits related to cognition and memory formation.

500

What types of waves correspond to each stage in NREM?

Stage 1 Alpha (Alpha and/or Theta; Alpha goes to Theta)

Stage 2 = Theta

Stage 3= Delta

500

Some claim that sleepwalking and talking in your sleep involve individuals acting out their dreams. Why is this particular explanation unlikely?

Dreaming occurs in REM sleep; their eyes are open. Due to this, the individual becomes paralyzed and is unable to move. Since the muscles aren’t able to move, this disallows the body the ability to dream. 

500

What are the four classes of drugs?

Stimulants, Sedative- Hypnotics ("depressants"), Opiates, and Hallucinogens. 

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