3 Levels of Consciousness
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Conscious
Freud was the father of ____
Psychoanalysis
Dreams come from REM sleep.
True
The experience of being consciously aware that you are dreaming while you are asleep.
Lucid Dreaming
A level of consciousness that reflects awareness of the external world and inner mental activity.
conscious
Calling your partner a name of your ex is a...
Freudian Slip
What did Freud compare the unconscious mind to?
An iceburg
Can blind people dream?
True
A frightening or unpleasant dream.
Nightmares
The stage of sleep in which a person experiences rapid eye movements, dreaming, and paralysis of motor systems; EEGs show beta wave activity, which is also associated with an awake, conscious mind.
REM Sleep
It's just below the surface of awareness and is easily retrievable
Preconscious mind
What did Freud get diagnosed with?
Jaw Cancer
Everybody dreams in color
False (not everybody dreams in color)
A state where your mind wanders from your current surroundings, focusing on pleasant, imagined scenarios while you are awake.
Daydreams
Products of consciousness during sleep in which a person confuses images and fantasies with reality
Dreams
If a person went through a really hurtful experience and never told it to anybody what level of awareness is that an example of?
Unconscious
Freud had a private practice specializing in __________ and __________
Nervous and brain disorders
15% of dreams are forgotten.
False (90%)
Dreams that repeat themselves, often with similar themes, images, or emotions, and can be either pleasant or disturbing.
Reoccurring Dreams
A practice in which intense contemplation leads to a deep sense of calmness that has been described as an altered state of consciousness.
Meditation
What do the three levels represent?
Freud's view of the human mind
Freud found that he could get his patients to talk by using what?
Free Association
Men and woman dream the same.
False (men and woman dream differently)
A dream where you're convinced you've woken up, but you're actually still dreaming.
False Awakenings.
A disorder in which a person, while asleep, stops breathing because the throat closes; the condition results in frequent awakenings during the night.
Sleep Apnea