Sleeping and Consciousness
Sleep Disorders and theories of sleep
Dreaming
Hypnosis and Meditation
Drugs
100
Our continually changing stream of mental activity.
Consciousness
100
Either have difficulty falling asleep or problems staying asleep
Insomnia
100
Mental experience that occurs during sleep and consists of vivid images
Dreaming 
100
_________ is a systematic procedure used to produce a heightened state of suggestibility 
Hypnosis 
100
_____________ drugs are chemical substances that influence the brain, alter consciousness, and produce psychological changes

Psychoactive 

200
__________ mode of consciousness involves controlled or heightened awareness(planning,making decisions)

__________ mode of consciousness relates to minimal awareness and includes daydreaming and sleeping

Active mode; passive mode 
200
Uncontrollable, recurring,  sudden onset of R.E.M. Sleep. Total loss of muscle control
Narcolepsy 
200
When a sleeper is aware of dreaming while a dream is happening 
Lucid dreaming 
200
Goal is to focus attention and promote relaxation. Involves a deliberate attempt to alter consciousness 
Meditation 
200
What are depressants
Drugs that depress the functioning of the central nervous system 
300
____________ __________ or biological clock,refers to a persons daily sleep and wakefulness cycle that appears to be controlled at least in part, in an area of the _________ called the suprachiasmatic nucleeuss.
Circadian Rhythm; hypothalamus 
300
Frequent stoppages of breathing during sleep that last at least 20 seconds 
Sleep Apnea
300
This theory states that dreams are repressed desires and provide access to the unconscious in symbolic form.
Psychoanalytic Theory 
300
An Austrian physician, ______________ populized mesmerism (now called hypnosis) in order to cure patients. 
Franz Anton Mesmer
300
Name two types of depressants 
Alcohol; barbiturates; tranquilizers 
400
As we move from an awake state through deeper stages of sleep our brain waves decrease in ________ (cycles per second) and increase in___________ (height)
Frequency;height 
400
This theory states that each species needs a certain amount of time awake in order to survive
Adaptive theory
400
This model states that dreaming is the brain's attempt to make sense out of random electrical activity that enters the forebrain during REM sleep. 
Activation-Synthesis Model 
400
What type of waves become more prominent during meditation? 
Alpha Waves 
400
_________ increase central nervous system activity 

         Name two examples of this 

Stimulants 

Nicotine;caffeine; amphetamines; and cocaine 

500
What stage of sleep do Sleep Spindles occur?
Stage 2 Sleep
500
This theory argues that Sleep is a protective method for conserving energy because we burn fewer calories while we sleep
Conserving energy theory
500
This hypothesis argues that R.E.M. Sleep plays a role in learning by integrating new and old information. 
Off-Line Hypothesis
500
This theory states that hypnosis is a special state of consciousness and that significant changes in basic mental processes take place during hypnosis 
State Theory 
500
_____________ (psychedelic drugs) are chemical substances that alter perceptions of reality and may cause hallucinations and other distortions in sensory and perceptual experiences 


Hallucinogens 
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