Dreaming + sleep hygiene Flashcards

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What is dreaming?

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A physiologically + psychologically conscious state occurring during sleep = characterised by rich array of sensory, motor, emotional + other experiences

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When dreaming does not occur?

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  • ^ tension
  • anxiety
  • depression
  • difficulty concentrating
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Who discovered the psychodynamic theories of dreaming

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Sigmund Freund

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What do dreams represent in psychodynamic theories of dreaming?

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Represent fulfilment + unconscious desires and they are disguised as symbols

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Psychodynamic theories:
Dreams have Manifest content =

And latent content=

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  • What the dream is really about

- a hidden meaning

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The psychodynamic theory believes..?

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  • through analysis you can tap into the unconscious mind

Id: represents basic and primal wants + desires
Ego: moderates & negotiates b/w id + super ego
Super ego: rules + order

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Id, ego and super ego relationship?

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Id & super ego = often in conflict

Dreams are a place where Unconscious wishes of the id can be fulfilled

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What is the activation synthesis hypothesis?

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Neurobiological theory of dreams

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Who was the activation synthesis hypothesis discovered by?

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Hobson + McCarley in 1977

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What does the activation synthesis hypothesis suggest abt dreams?

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They are created by changes in neural activity that activates the brain stem during REM sleep

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What happens when neural activity changes in the ASH?

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As they change -> trigger brain activity that activates memories that come to surface during periods of light REM sleep that we all experience

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What is activation in ASH?

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Physiological activity of the brain

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What is synthesis in ASH?

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Is the cerebral cortex trying to make sense of neural activity by creating a story

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What is sleep hygiene and a lack of?

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Habits that ppl have that help them have a good nights sleep

Lack of good sleep hygiene is often associated with sleep disturbances + disorders

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Good sleep hygiene includes:

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  • maintain reg bedtime/ awakening
  • regular relaxing bedtime routine
  • sleep in room that is dark, quiet, comfortable + cool
  • bedroom only for sleep + sex
  • finish eating 2-3hrs
  • avoid caffeine 6hrs/ alcohol + smoking within 2 hrs
  • exercise regularly
  • go to bed only when sleepy
  • designate another time to write down problems
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How long after getting in bed should you stop trying to get to sleep?

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10-15 mins go read a book or watch the until sleepy