Stages of Sleep
Dream Theories
Dream Theories 2
Sleep
Trouble Sleeping
100

Transition between wakefulness and sleep where alpha waves are measured in the brain.

What is stage 1 (NREM)

100

Two major concepts that are seen in Freud's Wish-Fulfillment Theory?

Manifest Content and Latent Content.

100

Brain stimulation from REM sleep helps develop and preserve neural pathways is most related to the __________ theory.

What is Physiological Function.

100

The hormone that triggers the onset of sleep.

What is melatonin.

100

sleep disorder that can be found in about 1 in 10 adults.

Insomnia

200

A 20 minute stage where the body enters a more stable sleep. Sleep spindles occur, heartrate begins to slow and body temperature begins to lower.

What is Stage 2 (NREM)

200

Freud thinks...

That dreams are the fulfillment of wishes.

200

When REM sleep triggers neural activity that evokes random visual memories, which our brain weaves into stories...

What is Activation Synthesis Theory. 

200

Part of the brain that regulates circadian rhythms and sleep-wake cycles.

What is the suprachiasmatic nucleus.

200

Sudden attacks of overwhelming sleepiness, usually lasting less than 5 minutes.

What is Narcolepsy.

300

Sleep stage that is vital for emotional regulation and memory consolidation.

What is REM.

300

The hidden meaning of a dream (according to Freud)

What is latent content.

300

Theory that says that dreams can help us solve problems in the real world. 

What is the cognitive development theory.

300

The suggested amount of sleep/night for teenagers.

What is 9+ hours.

300

Intermittently stopping breathing during sleep - then waking up enough to snort in ar for a few seconds, which prevents Stage 3 sleep.

What is sleep apnea.

400

The deepest stage of sleep, where delta waves are measured.

What is stage 3 (sometimes called stage 3/4)

400

The remembered story line of a dream.

What is manifest content.

400

The dream theory that lacks any scientific support.

What is Freud's wish fulfillment theory. 

400

The suggested amount of sleep for children.

What is 10-11 hours.

400

Similar to sleepwalking, but occurs during REM, no paralysis, acting out your dream.

What is REM behavior disorder.

500

The stage where we spend the majority of the night.

What is stage 2 NREM

500

The theory that says dreams help us sort out the day's events, and put things into long term memory or toss them out.

What is Information-processing theory.

500

Saying goodbye to someone in your dream.

What is manifest content.

500

The recommended amount of sleep/night for adults.

What is 8 hours.

500

Occurs during the first few hours of sleep - children get up and talk, scream, can appear terrified.

Night terrors.