dreams & wakefulness
sleep disorders
sleep cycles
miscellaneous
psychoactive drugs
100

Made up scenarios while sleeping

What are dreams?

100

To fall asleep at inopportune times 

What is narcolepsy?

100

External factor that triggers the release of melatonin

What is light?

100

This is the biological rhythm that controls when we sleep 

What is the circadian rhythm?

100
Enhances mood and increases activity

What are stimulants?

200

One is the meaning of a dream and the other is the actions that occur within dreams

What are latent and manifest content?

200

To have trouble staying or falling asleep

What is insomnia?

200

The sleep stage characterized by the most eye movement and as being the deepest part of sleep

What is REM sleep?

200

This structure is part of the endocrine system that releases melatonin

What is the pineal gland?

200

Developed when a person thinks they can't live without a drug

What is psychological dependence?

300

Indicated by short beta waves

What is being awake?

300
Characterized by screams, acting out dreams, and panic while sleeping

What are night terrors?

300

These are high frequency and high amplitude waves found in non-REM sleep

What are sleep spindles?

300

Dreams can help with this

What is learning (long-term memory)?

300

Developed when a person relies on a drug to function causing them to go through withdrawals 

What is physical dependence?

400

He studied his patient's dreams to find their unconscious desires and needs

Who is Sigmund Freud?

400

A decrease in this can help a person fall asleep sooner

What is caffeine(stimulants)?
400

Activity is increased here during REM sleep

What is the limbic system (amygdala)?

400

This happens when we are not engaged in REM sleep

What is decreased engagement?

400

These are highly addictive pain killers that are given to patients after surgery or bad injuries

What are opioids?

500

This is the theory that our dreams come from how our brains interprets the firing of neurons

What is activation-synthesis theory?

500

Sleep aids that help people fall asleep if they have trouble

What are barbiturates and benzodiazepines (sedatives)?

500

Known as the deepest level of sleep

What is non-REM stage 3 sleep?

500

Area where circadian rhythm is regulated in the brain located below the thalamus

What is the SCN?

500

An extremely addictive drug; stronger than morphine

What is heroin?

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