An awareness of ongoing sensations (both internal and external)
What is consciousness?
when a person is unable to function normally without the drug
What is physical dependence?
Name two theories of why we sleep
What are adaptive function and cognitive function?
Problem solving uses this level of awareness
What is high awareness?
these drugs increase the activity of the nervous system
What are stimulants?
The "other" name for melatonin
What is the dracula hormone?
Name three suggestions for getting a good night's sleep
What is turn off the TV (radio and phone), turn of the lights, go to bed at the same time each evening, go to bed sober, eat dinner early
This is the most commonly used and abused depressant
What is alcohol?
the person falls immediately into REM sleep during the day without warning
What is narcolepsy?
Who is the Father of psychology?
This is the built-in cycle of physical processes in living beings which exhibits a natural rhythm of sleeping and waking that closely resembles a 24-25 hour cycle
What are circadian rhythms?
Is daydreaming healthy?
What is it depends on whether you are trying to escape reality or just taking a break from reality?
the stage during which our dreams are most vivid?
What is REM?
attacks of extreme fear that occur while the person is sound asleep and doesn't remember the next day
What are night terrors?
What are Sigmund Freud's, Carl Jung's, continuity hypothesis, memory theory, threat simulation theory or activation-synthesis theory
Maintaining the immune system, maintaining the brain's proper functioning, enabling people to recover from stress, improving memory function
What are the purposes of sleep?
Effects produced through hypnosis
What are anesthesia, sensory distortions and hallucinations, disinhibition and posthypnotic suggestions and amnesia?
this drug has a mortality rate that is almost 15 times higher in users than nonusers.
What are narcotics?
unpleasant sensations in the legs
What is a restless leg syndrome?