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Chapter 7

Unit 3

TermDefinition
Conscious Alert, awake, aware
Altered Consciousness Daydreaming, Sleep
Unconscious Not alert, not awake, not aware
Biological Rhythms Time passed cycles
Melatonin puts you to sleep
Circadian Rhythms Controls sleep
Sleep cycle 90 minutes
Stage 1 Slight relaxation
Stage 2 Significant relaxation
Stage 3 Deep relaxation
Stage 4 Extreme relaxation; body is immobile
Stage 5 Extreme relaxation; REM Sleep; dreaming
REM Rebound essential, catches you up on dreams
Circadian Rhythm Disorder Biorhythmic clock is off
Insomniasis Insomnia
Hypersomniasis Lack of quality sleep; excessively sleepy
Narcolepsy Unknown reasons lapse into sleep during day
Cataplexy Rare, sudden entry to sleep, too emotionally aroused, loss of muscle tone=sleep
Nightmare stress reaction during stage 5 sleep caused by a frightening dream
Sleep Terror Stress reaction during stage 4 sleep for unknown causes
Sleep talking Verbal communication from sleep
Somnambulism Excessive movement during sleep
Sleep walking rare, involves getting up and waking in stage 4
Restless leg syndrome Random leg movement
Periodic limb movement disorder random arm movement
Sleep apnea stops breathing when sleeping most common in middle age men
Enuresis uncontrolled release of urine from extreme relaxation
Content what dreams are made of
manifest content boring, normal things that have happened or will happen
Latent content abnormal
Lucid content controlled, know you're dreaming
Meditation Breath, mindfulness, Transcendental
Breath deep breathing
Mindfulness Systematically relax muscle groups
Transcendental use of mantra
Mantra Mental device, word, or phrase repeated over and over to clear mind and release stress
Induction process Stages to get to hypnosis
Suggestibility character trait
Trance An altered state of consciousness in which an individual allows themself to become more suggestible
Disinhibition Obstacles removed, entertainment value
Memory regression goes back and retrieves memory
Positive hallucination perceptions that are not real
Hypnotic analgesia relieve pain
Negative hallucination actual sensation is not perceived by brain
Behavior modification Changing behaviors
Tolerance Increase requirement of a substance to obtain desired effect
Dependence body needs substance to stay in homeostasis
Withdrawal Physical or psychological reaction without the substance
Abuse maladaptive behavior relate to drug abuse
Physical effects of stimulants Stimulate body
Cognitive effects of stimulants enhance mood
Physical effects of depresants relax body
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