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Ap Psych 5

States of Consciousness

QuestionAnswer
consciousness an awareness of ourselves and our environment
circadian rhythm 24 hour cycle
wave order (4) beta, alpha, theta, delta
sleep spindles in stage stage 2
REM sleep rapid eye movement sleep
NREM non-rapid eye movement or all sleep stages but REM
insomnia problems in falling or staying asleep
narcolepsy uncontrollable sleep attacks
sleep apnea cessations of breathing during sleep
night terrors high arousal and appearance of being terrified
sonambulism sleep walking
dreams sequence of images, emotions, and thoughts
manifest content remembered story line of a dream
latent content impied meaning of a dream
REM rebound tendency for REM sleep to increasing following REM sleep deprivation
Franz Anton Mesmer made hypnosis popular
hypnosis one person suggest to another that certain perceptions will spontaneously occur
susceptibility degree which one can be hypnatized
posthypnotic suggestion suggestion during hypnosis session to be carried out afterwards
social influence theory compliance or role play of hypnosis
dissociation theory split in consciousness, to allow multiple thoughts at once
psychoactive drugs alters perceptions and moods
tolerance diminishing effect with regular use of drugs
withdrawl discomfort from discontinuing the use of a drug
depressants reduce neural activity and slow body functions
3 types of depressants barbiturates, alcohol, opiates
stimulants excite neural activity and speed up body functions
4 types of stimulants amphetamine, caffine, ecstasy, nicotine
LSD nickname acid
Marijuana ingredient THC
Ernest Hilgard made the dissociation theory
Martin Orne and Frederick Evans made the social influence theory
Sigmund Freud wish fulfillment dream theory
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