Exam 1 Flashcards
NREM Sleep stage 1
- Lightest and earliest stage of sleep
* Marked by theta waves
NREM sleep stage 2
- breathing and heart rate evens out
- body temperature drops
- brain waves alternate between sleep and spindles of K-complex waves
NREM sleep stage 3
- Deep sleep stage
* Marked by delta waves
Why is NREM sleep important?
restores energy
strengthens the immune system
prompts the body to release growth hormone
REM Sleep
Eyes move back and forth, breathing and heart rates vary, and dreams occur
Marked by Beta waves
Why is REM sleep important
- Consolidating memories
- Solving problems
- Turning knowledge into long-term memories
Transtheoretical model of behavior changes
a model that analyzes the stages and processes people go through in bringing about a change in behavior and suggested treatment goals and interventions for each stage
Health locus of control scale
measures the degree to which people perceive their health to be under personal control
Self Determination Theory (SDT)
people are actively motivated to pursue their goals
Cognitive behavior therapy
uses complementary methods to intervene in the modification of a target problem and its context
aerobic exercises
marked by high intensity, long duration, and the need for endurance
What are some effects of regular exercise on psychological well being?
Improves mood and general well being
improves sense of self-efficacy
improves cognitive functioning
has economic benefits
What waves are in stage 1 of NREM sleep?
Theta waves
What waves are in stage 2 of NREM sleep?
K-complex waves
What waves are in stage 3 of NREM sleep?
Delta waves