Healthy Sleep Habits
Sleep Disorders
Dreaming
Sleep Stages
Sleep True/False
100

How many hours of sleep does the average adult need per night?

what is; 7-9 hours 

100

Walking or performing actions while asleep is known as this

What is: sleep walking

100

Do individuals who are blind dream? 

What is: yes

100

What is the N1 sleep stage?

What is: the first and lightest stage of sleep

100

7-9 hours of sleep is the general recommendation for most people

What is: True

200

Turning off electronics 30–60 minutes before bed helps avoid exposure to this type of light.

what is; blue light

200

This disorder involves repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep. 

What is: sleep apnea

200

In what stage do the most memorable and vivid dreams occur?

What is: REM sleep

200
What stage do we spend the most time in when we sleep?

What is: N2 sleep stage

200

You're a good sleeper if you fall asleep within 5 minutes

What is: false

300

Caffeine should be avoided after this time because it can stay in the body for several hours.

what is; 2 pm 

300

People with this condition have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep

What is: insomnia

300

What are the common themes of recurring dreams?

What is: being attacked, chased, and natural disasters

300

What sleep stage does sleep walking occur?

What is: N3 or NREM sleep

300

Blue light promotes melatonin production

What is: false

400

Doing this before bed can help calm the mind as it focuses on deep breathing 

what is; meditation 

400

People with this disorder physically act out their dreams due to incomplete muscle paralysis

What is: REM sleep disorder

400

What is one method you can use to remember your dreams?

What is: dream recall, using a dream journal, setting an alarm, etc. 

400

What kind of waves are seen in REM sleep?

What is: Theta waves

400

Sea mammals and migrating birds use only half their brain to sleep

What is: true

500

Doing this everyday will help you sleep better by regulating your body's internal clock, or circadian rhythm. 

What is: waking up and/or going to sleep at the same time everyday 

500

People with this disorder wake up unable to move their bodies or speak, while often having hallucinations

What is: sleep paralysis

500

What are two psychoanalytic dream theories?


What is: Freud, Jung, and Hall

500

What is the graph called that illustrates sleep cycles?

What is: A Hypnogram

500

We have proved and supported evidence that dreams are personal and symbolic

What is: false (there are many theories, not a true answer)