Chapter 3 Better Version Flashcards

1
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our subjective awareness of ourselves and our environment

A

Consciousness

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2
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awareness focuses on only a particular stimulus

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Selective Attention

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3
Q

attending to one voice among many voices

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Cocktail Party Effect

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4
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What are the three states of consciousness

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daydreaming, drowsiness, dreaming (and they all occur spontaneously)

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5
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occurs without our awareness taking care of routine business

A

Unconscious Processing

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6
Q

study of brain activity linked with our mental process

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Cognitive Neuroscience

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7
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occurs when there is synchronized activity across the brain

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Conscious Experience

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8
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failing to see visible objects when our attention is directed elsewhere

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Inattentional Blindness

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9
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failing to notice obvious changes in the environment

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Change Blindness

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10
Q

what percentage of traffic accidents are caused by the driver talking/texting on the phone

A

28%

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11
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internal biological clock on a 24 hour cycle

A

Circadian Rhythm

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12
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improved performance throughout the day(college age)

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Night Owl

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13
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declined performance throughout the day(older adults)

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Morning Lark

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14
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first stage of sleep

A

NREM-1

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15
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second stage of sleep

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NREM-2

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16
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stage of sleep where your breathing, brainwaves, and heartrate decreases. your muscles relax and you experience fantastic images

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NREM-1

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17
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stage of sleep where you experience sleep spindles, you can be awakened with little difficulty but you’re clearly asleep

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NREM-2

18
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third stage of sleep

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NREM-3

19
Q

this stage has very deep sleep, it’s hard to awaken, you may talk walk or text and children may wet the bed

A

NREM-3

20
Q

rapid eye movement

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REM

21
Q

fourth stage of the sleep cycle

A

REM

22
Q

stage where your brain waves become rapid, your eyes dart with activity(every 30 seconds), genital arousal, occasional twitch, essentially paralyzed, can’t be easily awakened

A

REM

23
Q

how often does the sleep cycle repeat itself

A

every 90 minutes

24
Q

what is the percentage of sleep that’s REM when you wake up

A

20-25%

25
Q

recurring problem falling or staying asleep

A

Insomnia

26
Q

both ______ ____ and ____ aggravate the problem of insomnia

A

sleeping pills and alcohol

27
Q

HWLW

A

His word last word

28
Q

person intermittently stops breathing during sleep

A

Sleep Apnea

29
Q

(occurs in kids) appear terrified, blood curdling scream, recall nothing if awakened

A

night terrors

30
Q

periodic and overwhelming sleepiness lasting less then 5 minutes

A

narcolepsy

31
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how many hours per year do we spend experiencing dreams

A

600 hours

32
Q

how many dreams do we experience per year

A

1500

33
Q

when the dreamer is aware that he is dreaming and gains some control over the dream

A

lucid dreams

34
Q

chemicals that change perceptions/moods

A

psychoactive drugs

35
Q

drug use continues despite significant life disruption, social problems, and or physical risk

A

substance use disorder

36
Q

requiring larger and larger doses before experiencing the effect of the drug

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tolerance

37
Q

craving of drugs/gambling/social media/porn despite known adverse consequences

A

addiction

38
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physiological discomfort, craving the drug, emotional distress

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withdrawal

39
Q

reduce neural activity and slow body functions

A

Depressants

40
Q

excites neural activity, speeds up body functions

A

stimulants