Brain Parts
Research & ethics
Sleep/Dreaming
Forebrain
Sleep/Dreaming pt. 2
100

What are the two components of the HINDBRAIN?

Brainstem + Cerebellum

100

A research method in which an individual or group is studied in depth is known as: ____

A case study!

100

An EEG is responsible for:_____


Obtaining images of the brains electrical activity

100

Which region of the forebrain is responsible for emotions, learning, memory, and drives. 

The Limbic System

100

During what stage does the k-complex occur and what is it?

NREM STAGE N2 , spike in brain activity 

200

What happens if the medulla gets injured?

Cardiovascular and raspatory functions fail (you're cooked)

200

What is the difference between anonymity and confidentiality?

Participants remains anonymous to the researches, while in confidentiality PII is collected but not shared to the public

200

Traveling by plane from Cali to New York is most likely to: _____

Disrupt your circadian rhythms

200

Which part of the brain is also known as the "little brain?"

Cerebellum

200

What disease is connected to a person experiencing little to no REM sleep?

Alzheimer's

300

The part of the brain most closely associated with maintaining balance and the coordination of complex sequences of movement is the: ____

The cerebellum!!

300

What research method could be impacted by social desirability?

Surveys

300

During paradoxical sleep, muscles seem paralyzed and: _____

Eyes dart about in various directions

300

What would happen if one lesioned the amygdala?

Emotional disruption leading to fear, aggression, and anxiety

300

Nightmares most frequently occur during: ______

REM

400

What is the reticular Activating System responsible for?

Arousal, alertness, and sleep-wake cycles

400

Which means of variability provides the most meaningful information about the following set of scores?

Set of scores: 12, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 17, 32

Standard Deviation

400

Right as you are falling asleep (NREM STAGE N1) you feel as though you are about to fall off your bed. What is this called?

Hypnagogic sensations 

400

Which of the following glands interact(s) most directly with all of the others to help regulate body processes?

Pituitary gland

400

What human biological cycle is connected to the day and night cycle?

Circadian Rhythms

500

Which part of the brain bridges different areas of the nervous system?

PONS

500

What does "I Do Care About Research Participants" stand for?

Informed consent, debriefing, confidentiality, anonymity, review board, protection from harm

500

What is Muscle Atonia and what happens during this event?

You go through sleep paralysis because noradrenaline, serotonin, and histamine are blocked during REM
500

Your understandings of objects, shapes and space comes from the: _____

The Parietal Lobe

500

Which two primary dream theories explain why we dream?

Consolidation Theory + Activation Synthesis Theory