Consciousness
States of Consciousness
Drugs
Sleep
Sleep debt
100

Our awareness of the world around us and within us, including our emotions, senses and the environment is called:

What is consciousness? 

100

act of focusing on a single target (such as the breath or a repeated sound) to increase awareness of the moment

What is hypnosis?

100

Some drugs increase the neurotransmitter dopamine in the body, which  triggers “reward system” . This makes the drug more addicting, and can also eventually reduce a person's ability to feel pleasure without the drug. This class of highly addicting drugs, which includes cocaine and methamphetamine are called:

What are stimulants?

100

When we cross multiple time zones rapidly, it can throw our sleep patterns out of synchrony with the world around us, causing us to feel fatigue, sluggish and irritable.  This disruption of sleep due to time zone changes is called:


What is jet lag?
100

Definition of sleep debt

does not get sufficient sleep on a chronic basis.

200

Awareness of one's internal stimuli 

What are hunger, thirst, thoughts and feelings? 

200

state of extreme self-focus and attention in which minimal attention is given to external stimuli

What is Meditation?

200

When the use of a psychoactive drug negatively impacts how well a person can function in the world, such as at school, work, or maintaining friendships, and the person continues to use the drug in spite of these effects, this is called (two words):


What is substance abuse?

200

As we fall into sleep, our brain waves begin to change their pattern. One of the first signs of moving into deep sleep is that our brain waves begin to create short spikes of electrical activity that interrupt the calmer firing. These short spikes of brain activity are called:

What are sleep spindles? 

200

Immediate consequences of sleep debt

±Decreased levels of alertness

±Decreased performance on tasks

±Mental inefficiency

300

Types of external stimuli

seeing a sunset, hearing a friend's voice, temperature in a room, 

300

 unique state of consciousness where you experience a lowered level of awareness but, your brain is still active and cycles through different stages.

What is sleep?

300

In order to get the same effect from a drug, more is needed:

What is tolerance? 

300

The 24 hour cycle that our body goes through is actually controlled by a small part of our brain that responds to light information. This cycle controlling structure is called the:

What is the suprachiasmatic nucleus?

  

300

Consequences of sleep debt: sleep deprivation affects cognitive and motor function as much as, if not more than

Alcohol intoxication

400

Full awareness means

Wakefulness is characterized by high levels of sensory awareness, thought, and behavior

400

sleep cycle most often associated with the dreams that you can remember when you wake up

What is dreaming?
400

People habitually can find themselves habitually using a drug is to address an emotional need, not a physiological need. This kind of need can also occur with behaviors such as gambling.  This is known as:

What is psychological dependance?

400

Our body goes through a cycle of hormonal change, wakefulness, and brain activity that repeats approximately every 24 hours. This pattern is called:

What is circadian rhythm?

  

400

Long term consequences of sleep debt can cause cardiovascular issues such as: 

high blood pressure, stroke and heart disease

500

Deep sleep refers to 

low levels of physical activity and reduced sensory awareness

500

The drug is probably the most commonly used drug is a stimulant. In high dosages in can create sleeplessness, involuntary muscle movements, high heart rate and even death. This drug is:

What is caffeine? 

500

When we are in dreaming sleep, our eyes begin to move rapidly in the head, our body does not move, and the brain is very active. This is called:

What is REM sleep?

500

Sleep debt can cause weight gain. True or false

True. Metabolic functioning and hunger are affected by lack of sleep. 

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