Biological Rhythm
Sleep Stages & Dreaming
Sleep Disorders
Brain & Drugs
Hallucinogens & Stimulants
100

These are consistent daily fluctuations in biological and psychological processes.

What are circadian rhythms?

100

REM stands for this.

What is rapid eye movement?

100

This disorder involves difficulty falling or staying asleep.

What is insomnia?

100

Heroin, cocaine, nicotine, and alcohol all affect this neurotransmitter.

What is dopamine?

100

Which of these is NOT classified as a stimulant?cocaine

nicotine

caffeine

alcohol

What is alcohol.

200

This brain structure regulates circadian rhythms.

What is the hypothalamus?

200

These vivid sensations occur as a person is first falling asleep.

What are hypnagogic hallucinations?

200

Insomnia is most commonly linked to this.

What is anxiety over stressful life events?

200

This synthetic opioid is up to 100 times stronger than morphine.

What is fentanyl?


200

Mescaline and psilocybin have been used for centuries in these settings.

What are religious ceremonies?

300

Exposure to bright light does this to melatonin production.

What is suppresses melatonin?

300

Which sleep stage does your heart rate and blood pressure reach the lowest?

NREM Stage 3 

300

This disorder involves a blocked airway and repeated pauses in breathing.

What is obstructive sleep apnea?

300

This widely used psychoactive drug is consumed daily by millions worldwide.

What is caffeine?

300

Nicotine, caffeine, and cocaine are examples of this drug category.

What are stimulants?

400

Traveling across time zones and feeling mentally foggy and fatigued is called this.

What is jet lag?

400

When fully awake and alert, your EEG shows many of these waves.

What are beta waves?

400

A person feeling crushed or choked during sleep with intense fear may be experiencing this.

What are sleep terrors?

400

These highly addictive drugs suppress appetite and reduce fatigue.

What are amphetamines?

400

This drug category includes heroin and other pain-relieving substances.

What are opioids?

500

The pineal gland is located here.

What is in the brain?

500

According to Freud, dreams are attempts to satisfy these.

What are repressed wishes or desires?

500

Craving alcohol and feeling nausea after stopping drinking is called this.

What is withdrawal?

500

This type of amphetamine is easy to manufacture and reduces dopamine receptors in the brain.

What is methamphetamine?

500

Most dreams typically include these types of settings and people.

What are everyday settings and familiar people?