Sleep stages & sleep disorders
What 'non REM' stage does Alpha/Theta waves occur?
Non REM 1
Phobia of blood
Hemophobia
A readiness to perceive oneself favorably
Self-serving bias
parenting style is very strict and expects children to follow rules without much discussion
authoritarian parenting
What stage do babies put everything in their mouths (0-18 months)
Oral Stage
Sleep talking occurs at this stage
Non-REM 2
This anxiety disorder has
-Terror
-Chest Pain (often mistaken for heart attack)
-Choking and other frightening sensations
Panic Disorder
anything that increases a behavior
Reinforcer
parenting behavior involves demeaning or belittling children
derisive parenting
Shifts the unacceptable impulses towards a safer outlet
Displacement
What is it called when a person is sitting up and appears awake and can be found standing and walking?
Somnambulism
When a person has a fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth
Arachibutyrophobia
Tendency to fail to act to escape from a situation because of a history of repeated failures in the past
Learned helplessness
Authoritarian parenting can increase these two negative social behaviors
bullying and victimization
when a person refuses to acknowledge or accept painful or threatening realities
Denial
What is called when short bursts of rapid brain waves helps to consolidate memories from the day?
Sleep spindles
Fear of closed places
Claustrophobia
Who tried to explain how people determine the cause of the behavior they observe?
Fritz Heider
A person had trouble controlling their emotions and behavior
dysregulation
What stage is
-Libido is hidden (7-11)
- Also referred to Cooties stage
Latency Stage
What disorder is unpredictable or inappropriate?
symptoms
-suffer from sleeplessness
-may fall directly into REM sleep
-less than .001% of population
Narcolepsy
Intense fear of specific social situation,including
-using public transportation
-open space
standing in line or being in a crowd
Agoraphobia
Theroy that we explain someone's behavior by crediting either the situation or the person's disposition or external situations proposed by Fritz Heider
Attribution Theory
authoritarian parents are more likely to show this emotion because of lack of control
anger
Ego switches unacceptable impulses into their opposites
Reaction Formation