Chapter 4 Flashcards

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is your awareness of yourself and your surroundings.

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Consciousness

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2
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the 24-hour cycle on which your brain and body function

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Circadian rhythm

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3
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is the stage of sleep in which intense brain activity and vivid dreams are most likely to occur.
is any sleep other than blank sleep, when rapid eye movement, intense brain activity, and dreams are unlikely to occur.

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Stages of sleep (1.non-REM sleep and2. REM sleep)

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4
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is a sleep disorder featuring consistent difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or achieving high-quality sleep.

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Insomnia

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5
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Is a disorder of “sleep attacks” characterized by immediate and unexpected shifts from wakefulness to REM sleep.

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narcolepsy

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6
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is a sleep disorder caused by interruptions of breathing that cause repeated waking.

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sleep apnea

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7
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A theory that dreams revealed the unconscious mind, particularly deep-down wishes of which you are largely unaware while awake.

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Freud’s theory of dreaming

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8
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dreams are caused by the physiological processes of the brain.

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Activation-synthesis hypothesis

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9
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is an altered state of consciousness in which one person, the participant, becomes very suggestible to another person, the hypnotist

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Hypnosis

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10
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are substances that alter mental functioning.

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Psychoactive drugs

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11
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decreased effectiveness of a particular amount of a drug and stressful and uncomfortable symptoms caused by discontinuing a drug that had become habitual.

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Tolerance and withdrawal

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12
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is a bodily need for a particular drug in order to function normally

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Physical dependence

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13
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is a mental need for a particular drug in order to function normally.

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psychological dependence

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14
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are drugs that slow bodily functions. One subset of depressants, benzodiazepines,reduce nervousness and are often prescribed for problems relating to anxiety or insomnia.enhance relaxation

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depressants

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15
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are drugs that speed up bodily functions. One of the best-known, and perhaps the most addictive, is cocaine, which is typically taken in powder or solid forms (“crack”).

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stimulants

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16
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are drugs that produce unrealistic sensations such as hallucinations.

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hallucinogens

17
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are pain-relieving drugs naturally derived from the poppy plant. Relieve pain; enhance pleasure

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opiates

18
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is an activity designed to increase focused attention with the ultimate purpose of improving your mental state.

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Meditation

19
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awareness of your moment-to-moment experiences fully, deliberately, and without distraction.

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mindfulness

20
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he became the first African American Professor of Science at an Ivy League university to receive tenure. is now the Chair of their Department of Psychology and a Professor of both Psychology and Psychiatry

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Carl L. Hart, Ph.D.