Psychoactive experiences
Of Depressant, Stimulant or Hallucinogen, what Bath Salts are
Stimulants
T/F. You can be hypnotized against your will
F
Stage (not a number) where dreaming takes place
REM
According to Freud, the concrete material you remember about your dream
Manifest
Would use brain scans to illustrate that dreams are indeed random neural firings as you are in a preconscious state
Neurobiological
Alcohol is confused as a stimulant when it actually acts as a depressant as it stimulates this inhibiting neurotransmitter
GABA
Theory that blends the two primary theories of hypnosis
Dual or Dual Process
Deep Sleep exists within the first third, second third, or final third of sleep
First third
This dream theory centers on archetypes that help us realize self and overcome obstacles. Also possibly explaining why our dreams may be repetitive
Without this approach, we wouldn't have any theories as to why we dream or what they mean
Psychoanalytic
Arguably the most dangerous hallucinogen for its rush of euphoria that can prompt people to do dangerous things
PCP/Angel Dust
Hypnosis has moved away from having negative associations as it is now recognized as a tool that can be used for this psychological practice
therapy/psychoanalytic therapy
A brief stage of sleep that affects everyone if they try to pull an all nighter. Not suggestible to drive.
Micro sleep
According to Freud, if you feel insatiable hunger during a dream, it is just a byproduct of this type of fulfillment
Wish
Approach that would embrace the idea that you dream as a way to release all the information you take in during the waking state
Cognitive
Mescaline is a milder hallucinogen that impacts this NT
Serotonin
What is the most important characteristic/quality that would allow someone to be hypnotized
Suggestibility/Vulnerability
Deep sleep only takes place in what stage
Stage 4
Nightmares and Night Terrors are different due to when they occur. What stage do Night Terrors occur
Stage 4
Even though Jung was a contemporary of Freud, his theory of why we dream would fit better with this approach in regards to its collective model
SocioCultural
Amphetamines primarily impact dopamine and this other NT
Norepinephrine/adrenaline
State Theory
This biological rhythm mandates that we sleep
Circadian
Theory proposes dreams are merely random nonsensical neural firings over the course of an evening
Activation Synthesis or Hobson Model
If you are scared to sleep because you don't want to have nightmares, this approach would both provide the why and the resolution of this dilemma
Behavioral