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Unconscious Minds
100
Dreams are there to sort out the day's experiences and to file away memories.
What is the information-processing theory?
100
Rapid eye movement sleep
What is REM sleep?
100
1/3
What is the amount of life spent sleeping?
100
Contains our instincts, we have no idea of what information is stored here
What is the unconscious mind?
200
Dreams develope and preserve the pathways of neurons.
What is the physiological theory?
200
Non-rapid eye movement sleep
What is NREM sleep?
200
Touch, smell, and hearing are intensified.
What is a dream of a blind person like?
200
Freud
What is the psychologist who thought about the unconcsious mind?
300
Dreams are a part of maturation and cognitive development. They show how much knowledge and understanding we have.
What is the cognitive theory?
300
The lightest stage of sleeping
What is stage 1 of sleeping?
300
4-7
What is the average amount of dreams per night?
300
To find ones unconscious mind, and then finding ones "true" self
What is the point of interpreting our dreams?
400
Dreams come from brain trying to make sense of random neural activity coming from the branstem.
What is the activation-synthesis theory?
400
Deep sleep that lasts for 30 minutes
What is stage 4 of sleep?
400
Your own house
What is the most common setting for a dream?
400
Passed experiences, wishes, reaql emotions, instincts
What is stored in your unconscious mind?
500
Everything in dreams have a meaning.
What is Freud's wish-fullfillment theory?
500
Most dreaming occurs here, has REM sleep
What is stage 5 of sleep?
500
When the brain is sleeping
What is the most active time for the brain?
500
To find this, we essentially find our "true" selfs.
What is the point of discovering our unconscious mind?
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