Sleep
Sleep Disorders
Psychoactive Drugs
Sleep Deprivation
All things Consciousness
100

This stage of sleep is characterized by the eyes moving around.

REM (Rapid Eye Movement)

100

This occurs when an individuals airway becomes blocked during sleep.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

100

Cocaine is considered this category of psychoactive drug.

Stimulant

100

This is a result of insufficient sleep on a chronic basis.

Sleep debt

100

Known as maintaining a balance or optimal level within a biological system.

Homeostasis

200

According to Freud this is the hidden meaning of the dream.

Latent

200

This occurs when one does not have paralysis during REM.

REM Sleep Behavior Disorder

200

Alcohol is considered this category of psychoactive drugs.

Depressant

200

These are 3 negative consequences of sleep deprivation on the brain.

Irritability, cognitive impairment, memory lapses or loss, impaired moral judgment, severe yawning, hallucinations, symptoms similar to ADHD

200

Being full aware of thoughts, emotions, and feelings.

Consciousness

300

Lightest stages of sleep

Stage 1

300

Characterized by a sense of panic, screams, & an attempt to escape.

Night Terrors

300

Occurring over time in which a person needs more and more to achieve the original effect.

Tolerance

300

This type of sleep apnea occurs due to a failure in the CNS to initiate breaths. 

Central

300

Melatonin is stimulated by ________ and inhibited by ______________.

darkness; light
400

The idea that sleep is a response to predatory risks aligns with this perspective.

Evolutionary

400

Sudden attacks of falling asleep into REM.

Narcolepsy

400

This classification of psychoactive drugs include heroin, fentanyl, & morphine.

Opiate

400

Negative symptoms experienced when there is discontinuation of a substance.

Withdrawal

400

Symptoms resulting from the mismatch between our internal circadian cycles and our envioronment.

Jet lag

500

These 2 bodily functions slow down as sleep continues to progress.

Heart rate and Respiration

500

This is a loss of muscle tone or complete paralysis that occurs with narcolepsy.

Cataplexy

500

This category of psychoactive drugs include marijuana, LSD, and Ketamine.

Hallucinogen

500

If one undergoes this, one usually has clear memories of the experience & are in control of their own behaviors

Hypnosis

500

This theorist proposed the idea of a collective unconscious that is shared by all members of the human species

Carl Jung