The process by which a hypnotist creates a state of hypnosis in a subject.
What is hypnotic induction?
100
A factor that Spearmen believed to underlie all intelligences, and therefore believes it is tested on all intelligence tests.
What is general intelligence?
200
The developer the concept of having 8 different multiple intelligences
Who is Howard Gardner
200
This sleep disorder is characterized by sudden bouts of sleep triggered by surprise
What is Narcolepsy
200
This person believed dreams originated from wish fulfillment and arised from inner conflicts
Who Is Sigmund Freud?
200
This is used to encourage helpful behaviour changes such as quitting smoking or loosing weight.
What are posthypnotic suggestions?
200
NREM3 is also known as this because it is a deep stage of sleep where your brain waves are at their slowest.
What is slow-wave sleep?
300
The developer of the first IQ test using the concept of mental age
Who is Alfred Binet
300
This sleep disorder is characterized by grinding of the teeth during sleep
What is Bruxism?
300
This dream theory states that people dream to make sense of random neural firings in the various regions of the "sleeping brain".
What is activation synthesis?
300
Failure to notice changes in our environment because our conscious awareness is so narrow
What is Change Blindness?
300
REM sleep is also known as this because your brain is active however your body is completely relaxed.
What is paradoxical sleep?
400
A test to measure what someone already knows
What is an Achievement test?
400
This chemical hormone in the brain helps regulates the sleep-wake cycle
What is Melatonin?
400
This dream theory states that dreams are part of brain maturation and are necessary to understand and gain knowledge.
What is Cognitive Development?
400
The supposed ability to remember earlier time periods in ones life during hypnosis.
What is Age Regression?
400
A theory of hypnosis that states you are able to be hypnotized because your consciousness splits. Meaning one part is aware of what we are doing, and the other is not.
What is Divided Consciousness Theory?
500
The extent to which a test yields consistent results
What is Reliability
500
The sleep-wake cycle is an example of this type of biological rhythm
What is circadian?
500
This dream theory states that dreaming is a way to sift through your experiences, and to tie up loose ends.
What is Information Processing?
500
The idea that information is often processed both consciously and unconsciously at the same time.
What is Dual Processing?
500
Name all 8 multiple Intelligences
What are: musical rhythmic, visual spatial, bodily-kinaesthetic, interpersonal, interpersonal, naturalist, logical mathematical, verbal linguistic