Intro to Psychology: Unit 2 Chapter 5 Flashcards

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What are the 4 components of consciousness?

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  1. Awareness of external events
  2. Awareness of internal stimulations
  3. Awareness of the self as unique when experiencing these events (everyone gas a unique way of experiencing things)
  4. Awareness of thoughts regarding the experience.
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What was Sigmund Freud’s belief about consciousness?

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There is an unconscious that drives a lot of behavior.

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3
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What does an EEG do?

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Measure variations of consciousness through Brain Wave Activity.

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What are the 4 different bands of Brain Wave Activity? (DEFINE EACH AND IN THE CORRECT ORDER)

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Beta 15-30 Hz - Alert, problem-solving
Alpha 9-14 Hz - Resting and relaxation
Theta 4-8 Hz - Deep relaxation, low alertness, light sleep
Delta 1-3 Hz - Deep sleep
Bad Apples Taste Disgusting

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5
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What regulates Circadian rhythms?

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Light

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What is the 24 hour biological cycle called?

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Circadian rhythm

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What do Circadian Rhythms provide periodic variations in?

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Alertness, body temperature, & hormone secretion.

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8
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When going to sleep, body temperature ______ and _______ when we wake up

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DECREASES; RISES

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Explain Stages 1-5 of the Sleep Cycle, what REM is, and the order of the stages leading up to REM & what stage it occurs at.

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Stage 1: Theta Waves are prominent (state of relaxation)
Stage 2: Sleep spindles are prominent (brief bursts of brain waves that happen during non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep)
Stage 3 & 4: Slow-wave sleep, moving into delta waves (1-3 Hz, getting into deep sleep)
Stages 1-4 are NREM

REM is Rapid-eye movement, a deeper sleep where dreams occur, also seen as the “5th” stage. Order is 1,2,3,4,3,2,1, 5 (kind of around where the 2nd stage should be)

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Describe REM.

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  • A deeper sleep where dreams occur
  • Very minimal bodily movement
  • High Frequency BETA Waves: THIS IS WHY YOU DREAM (you’re technically alert)
    -You should hit REM about 4 times.
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What is sleep deprivation and what are the effects of Sleep Deprivation?

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About 3-4 nights of little-to-no sleep.

  • impaired attention
  • reaction time slows
  • cognitive speed slows
  • Poor motor coordination & decision making
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What health problems is sleep deprivation linked to?

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Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, CHD, weakened immune system.

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13
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What is the most common type of sleep disorder?

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Insomnia

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What are the 3 identifiable patterns of insomnia?

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  1. Struggling to fall asleep
  2. Struggling to stay asleep
  3. Waking up earlier than intended/desired.
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15
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Define: Narcolepsy

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A person enters REM out of nowhere/falls asleep out of nowhere.
-Least Common Sleep disorder

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16
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Define: Sleep Apnea

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Stop breathing when you sleep.
- Bad airflow throughout the night
- Gasping for air disrupts your sleep pattern and you don’t realize you do this during the night which makes you sleep deprived.

17
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Define: Somnambulism

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Sleep walking and/or sleep talking.

18
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What term did Freud use to describe waking life spilling into dreams?

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Day-Residue.

19
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What is Hypnosis?

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Produces relaxation, narrowed attention, and enhanced fantasy.

20
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What are 4 common effects of Hypnosis?

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  1. Acts as Anesthesia
  2. Hallucinations
  3. Disinhibition (doing things you normally wouldn’t do, but you’re In still control of yourself)
  4. Posthypnotic suggestions and amnesia
21
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What is Meditation?

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Trying to alter our consciousness level through a form of relaxation.

22
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Define: Psychoactive Drugs

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Chemical Drugs that modify mental, emotional, or behavioral functioning.

23
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Define: Physical Dependence

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Needing a drug to avoid physical illness and/or withdrawal illness.

24
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Define: Psychological Dependence

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Needing a drug to satisfy mental cravings.

25
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What is Tolerance?

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Getting used to the amount of a drug you’re taking. Progressive decrease in a persons response to a drug.

26
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Define: Narcotics (opiates) and provide risks

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Pain Relievers
Risks:
- Physical and psychological dependence
- Fatal Overdose

Ex: Norco, Morphine, Codeine

27
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Define: Sedatives and provide risks

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Decrease CNS activity, sleep-inducing drugs

Risks:
- Physical & Psychological Dependence
- Fatal overdose (accidents involving drowsiness)

28
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Define: Stimulants and provide risks

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Increases CNS activity to make you more alert
Ex: Amphetamine, cocaine

Risks:
- Fatal Overdose is moderate-to-high
- Health Consequences from Long Term use (respiratory and cardiovascular conditions)

29
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Define: Cannabis and provide risks

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Active ingredient is THC (Makes you high)

Risks:
- Intellect decreases over time
- Psychological dependence is moderate
- Overdosing (not fatal)
- can develop lung cancer
- accidents
- respiratory diseases when SMOKING
- Vulnerability increase to schizophrenia

30
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Define: Alcohol and provide risks

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Most widely used psychoactive drug
Increases self-esteem, relaxes

Risks:
- Moderate risk of Physical Dependence
- Moderate Psychological Dependence
- Fatal overdose Low-to-High (Can get alcohol poisoning)
- can develop Wernicke Syndrome
- Cancer in the esophagus
- Heart Conditions
- Liver Destruction

31
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Define: Hallucinogens and provide risks

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Cause distorted sensory perceptions
Ex: LSD

Side Effects:
- Emotional mood swings, paranoia, and impaired judgment.
- Can cause panic and/or accidents.

32
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Define: MDMA or Ecstasy and provide risks

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Mixture of amphetamines and hallucinogens
- creates a feeling of warmth that can last for hours.

Side Effects:
- High BP
- Insomnia
- Anxiety

33
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STUDT EXTRA CREDIT

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HYPNOSIS VIDEO