Consiousness
Sleep
Sleep #2
Sensation
Review
100

What is our subjective awareness of ourselves and our environment?

Consiousness

100

What are the four stages of sleep?

-NREM1

-NREM2

-NREM3

-REM

100

what term is referred to as our "biological clock"

circadian rhythym

100

amplitude is

how loud something is

100

information being detected and picked up in your environment

sensation

200

What is the condition in which a person can respond to a visual stimulus without consciously experiencing it?

blindsight

200

Rapid eye movement (vivid dreams; paralyzed; memory consolidation)

REM

200

what sleep disorder causes a sudden stop of breathing while sleeping

sleep apnea

200

what is it called when we taste sound or hear colors

synthesia

200

What is the term for our senses influencing eachother

sensory interaction

300

what is the split of our consciousness on two things

multi tasking

300

if we do not sleep enough it affects our: (list two)

-mood, focus, weight, overall health, immune system

300

what stage does sleep spindles occur

NREM2

300

contains rods and cones and neurons that begin processing of visual information

retina

300

cones allow us to see

color

400

True or false: parallel processing is faster than sequential processing

True

400

how does sleeping help us (list two)

-protection, restore muscles, energy, growth, creative thinking, consolidation, 

400

Name two sleep disorders

-insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, somnambulism, REM Sleep Behavior Disorder

400

olfactory is another word for

smell

400

what is the minimum amount of stimuli for us to notice 50% of the time

absolute threshold

500

term for the study of brain activity linked with cognition (thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating)

cognitive neuroscience

500

Give an example of a dream theory

- Information processing, physiological function, activation synthesis, cognitive development

500

who said that the unconsious brain was an unaccessable place for dark thoughts and fears

Freud

500

What is the principle called in which 2 stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage for us to detect a difference?

Webers Law

500

list the fancy words for smell, taste, and hearing

olfaction, gustation, and audition

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