Consciousness
and Hypnosis
Sleep Patterns
Sleep / Dream Theories
Sleep Disorders
Drugs
100

The subjective awareness of ourselves and our environment is our...

consciousness

100

Our roughly 24 hour body cycle of wakefulness is our...

circadian rhythm 

100

Athletes need to get enough sleep each night due to this function of sleep.

Growth (muscle development)

100

This is the most common sleep disorder and is characterized by trouble falling or staying asleep.

Insomnia

100

_______ is when a person needs more of a drug to get the same effect, and _______ is the discomfort that occurs after the discontinuing of a drug.

Tolerance; Withdrawal

200

Hypnosis is a heightened state of...

suggestibility

200

alpha waves are present when we are...

awake, but relaxed.

200

Recuperation is a function of sleep that says sleep helps to...

restore the immune system / repair brain tissue

200

Jane receives a promotion at work and feels overjoyed at the recognition. She proceeds to fall asleep on her boss's desk, going right into REM. What sleep disorder does she likely have?

Narcolepsy
200

Stimulants affect the body by...

speeding up neural activity.

300

After 1960, the psychological world experienced a cognitive revolution. This resulted in what change in psychological study?

increased emphasis on mental processes (cognition), less focus on behaviorism / observable responses

300

The sleep stage where dreams and nightmares occur.

REM

300

This theory of dreams says that our dreams are a product of our brain trying to make sense of random stimulation.

Activation Synthesis

300

Sleepwalking and Sleeptalking happen during this stage of sleep.

NREM-3

300

Alcohol is classified as a ______.

Depressant only

400

Posthypnotic suggestions have been used to help with what? (Identify 1 correct example)

alleviate headaches, asthma, stress-related anxiety, and skin disorders, treating obesity

incorrect: drug, alcohol, and smoking addictions

400

Sleep spindles occur during...

NREM-2

400

What Freud calls the underlying meaning of our dreams. 

Latent Content

400

CPAP machines are useful tools for people who have trouble breathing while asleep. What sleep disorder is a CPAP machine a treatment for?

Sleep Apnea

400

Identify two indicators that a person has a substance use disorder.

diminished control, diminished social functioning, hazardous use, tolerance, withdrawal

500

The divided-consciousness theory of hypnosis states that hypnosis is a result of what?

Dissociation = a split in awareness
500

REM is also known as paradoxical sleep because...

the brain is active, but the body is paralyzed

500

This part of the brain explains why experts suggest we put our phones away at least 1 hour before going to bed.

SCN (Suprachiasmatic Nucleus) --> controls pineal gland's release of melatonin once it's dark

500

This sleep disorder is much more common in children. They often are less bothered by it than their adult parents are.

Night Terrors (often forgotten)

500

Heroin mimics the effects of endorphins. This classifies heroin as what type of drug?

Agonist