Exam 3 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Two dimensions of attention:

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direction: inwards vs outward
ex). daydreaming vs focusing on external stimuli

focus: broad or narrow

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How is memory affected in ASC

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Thinking and emotion
short term memory- focusing on a thought while under the influence
changes in perception of time

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very low arousal impacts

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metabolic rate

need less food or oxygen

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very high arousal

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ritual frenzies- seen in religious rituals

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changes in arousal impact

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every aspect of mental functioning

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Mapping ASC: what are the different maps

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Tart’s map
Laurey’s map
Hobson’s AIM model

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Tart’s map

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“discrete states of consciousness”
Two dimensions: irrationality and ability to hallucinate
Moving out of a region: forbidden zone
Can’t be anywhere in between

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Laurey’s map

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Two dimensions: arousal and awareness of environment
need to be awake in order to be aware… exceptions to this rule

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Hobson’s AIM model

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Brain-mind space
A: activation energy
I: input source
M: mode
States can be positioned using data from behavioral and physiological studies

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Meditation depth

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Three dimensions:
Mystical experience
Nirvana
Mental and bodily relaxation

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Maps from other spiritual practitioners

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One-dimensional evolutionary types
hard to define concepts (cosmos, karma, ego, faith, energy, unconscious).

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12
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What drug class is MDMA?

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Stimulant

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How is MDMA related to amphetamine

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derived

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3 main effects of MDMA

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Inhibits serotonin reuptake
induces release of serotonin
induces release of dopamine

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MDMA: possible long-term damage to the

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serotonergic system

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General effects of MDMA

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mix of amphetamine and psychedelic
increased energy, enhanced sensations, feelings of love and empathy

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MDMA is often taken to explore

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spiritual purposes

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Newer research shows MDMA may be a treatment option for

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PTSD and anxiety

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Most anesthetics do not produce

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profound altered states of consciousness

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Nitrous oxide or “laughing gas” is important for ___ in the brain.

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learning and memory

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NO works as a ____ neurotransmitter in the brain, ______.

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retrograde, intracellular signaling

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NO improves___ in the brain.

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Effects of NO

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Euphoria, pain-killing

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Ketamine is a

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dissociative anesthetic

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Ketamine can induce
schizotypical symptoms and nightmares
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main action of ketamine
NMDA antagonist also inhibits reuptake of serotonin, dopamine, noradrenaline
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Ketamine disrupts
attention, working memory, episodic memory, semantic memory.
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ketamine can be used for treatment in
schizophrenia, treatment resistant depression
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"k-hole"
extreme dissociation, derealization, body dissolution, out of body or near death experiences
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psychedelic
"mind manifesting"
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Psychotomimetic
madness-mimicking
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hallucinogenic
hallucination-inducing
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Psycholytic
loosening of the mind
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Entheogen
releasing the god within
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