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Drugs 1
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Sleep+Dreams
Memory 1
Memory 2
100
Drugs that decrease the activity of the nervous system.
What are depressants.
100
Drugs that can cause hallucinations.
What are hallucinogens.
100
The inability to sleep.
What is insomnia.
100
Memories of general knowledge.
What are semantic memories.
100
Memories of specific events.
What is Episodic.
200
Powerful chemical drug that can cause severe hallucinations.
What is LSD.
200
Drugs that boost the activity of the nervous system.
What are stimulants.
200
Rare disorder where you suddenly fall asleep, can be caused by triggers such as excitement.
What is narcolepsy.
200
Process of memory that is the maintenance of encoded information over a period of time.
What is Storage.
200
organizing of info into familiar or manageable units.
What is chunking.
300
Addictive depressants that are used to releive pain and induce sleep. Heroin and morphine are examples.
What are narcotics.
300
This depressant slurs speech, blurs vision, relaxes muscles, and hinders coordination and concentration.
What is alcohol.
300
Biological clocks that include your sleep cycle: 1,2,3,4, REM
What are circadian rhythms.
300
Memories that are not clearly stated, they are often skills or procedures.
What is implicit.
300
When new information takes place of information already in the short term memory.
What is interference.
400
Chemical drugs that keep people awake and reduce appetite.
What are amphetamines.
400
Hallucinogen that produces feelings of relaxation. Can impair perception and coordination.
What is marijuana.
400
severe nightmares that occur during deep sleep stages
What are night terrors.
400
Process of memory that translates information into a form which it can be stored.
What is Encoding.
400
mental representations that we form in our mind.
What is Schemas.
500
Commonly used stimulant that releases adrenaline and reduces appetite.
What is nicotine.
500
Stimulant that reduces hunger, gives energy, deadens pain, and boosts confidence.
What is cocaine.
500
Dream theory that states that dreams use 'dreamwork' to disguise the true meanings behind them
What is the Freudian Theory.
500
Process of memory that locates stored information and returns it into conscious thought.
What is retrieval.
500
Initial impact on senses.
What is Sensory Memory.