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Test 4 Flashcards

0
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Stage 2

A

Theta/beta/alpha + Hypnos jerk happens here

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Sleep stage 1

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The theta waves + awake

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2
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Deep sleep

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Stages 3 & 4 (sleep wave sleep)

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REM

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Rapid eye movement sleep (beta/theta + body paralysis)

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4
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Partial sleep deprivation

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No sleep or less than 5 hours

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5
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Selective sleep deprivation

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Deprive of either REM or SWS

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Complete sleep deprivation m

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No sleep for over 24 hrs. Difficult doing every day tasks

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7
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Insomnia (on set)

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Difficulty falling asleep

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Insomnia (maintenance)

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Difficulty staying asleep

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Narcolepsy

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Falling into REM sleep immediatley (10-20 minutes) & genetic

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Sleep apnea

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Stop breathing while asleep (CPAP machine = cure)

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Nightmares

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Anxiety-arousing dreams

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12
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Night/sleep terrors

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Abrupt awakening from nonREM sleep

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13
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Somnambulism

A

Sleep walking

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EEG pattern: beta

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Awake & alert/ processing

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EEG pattern:

Alpha

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Teams-like/dream-like

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16
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EEG pattern:

Theta

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Light sleep

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17
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EEG pattern:

Delta

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Deep sleep

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18
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Freudian theory of dreaming

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Wish fulfillment: dreams are our way of living our desures

19
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Cartwright’s problem solving theory

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Dreams are our way of consolidating memories

20
Q

Activation-synthesis hypothesis

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Dreams are our way of making sense of the random brain activity

21
Q

Stimulants

A

Increase central nervous system

22
Q

Crack

A

Rock stimulant that you smoke

23
Q

Cocaine

A

Powered stimulant that you snort

24
Q

Cannabis

A

Effects vary by user

Stays in system up to 30 days

25
Q

Tolerance

A

Takes more to get the same high

Sign of dependence

26
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Ecstasy

A

Stimulant +

Hallucinate

27
Q

Substance abuse

A

Interferes with functioning in one area

  • school
  • work
  • relationships
  • illegal
  • health
  • financial
28
Q

Substance dependence

A

Abuse + withdrawal + tolerance

29
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Withdrawal

A

Symptoms when you cease use/or use to avoid those symptoms

30
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Social psychology

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Branch of psychology concerned with the way individuals thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by others

31
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stereotype

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Thought about an automatic assumption about a person based of group me membership

32
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Prejudice

A

Thought about a negative stereotype

33
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Discrimination

A

Negative action toward a group based on group membership

34
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Implicit Association Tests

A 
Rxn time
#errors measures Stereotypes
35
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Fundamental attribution error

A

Tendency to attribute other’s behaviors as being caused by internal dispositions (personality), while attributing your own behavior as depending on external factors (environment)

36
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Availability heuristic

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A rule of thumb where people judge the likelihood of events based or how easily instances come to mind (accuracy affected by media)

37
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Overconfidence phenomenon

A

Tendency to be more confident than correct in our social judgements

38
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Mere exposure effect

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Tendency for novel stimuli to be liked more positively after the rater has been repeatedly exposed

39
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Similarity hypothesis

A

People form relationships based on having common shared interests, attitudes & beliefs

40
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Complimentary hypothesis

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People form relationships based on opposing traits so that each completes what is missing in the other

41
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Obedience

A

Conform to an authority

42
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Reactance

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Tendency to act opposite of authority ehen individuality is threatened

43
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Conformity

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A change in behavior or belief

44
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Deindividualization

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Tendency to act differently than normal when anonymity is gaurenteed

45
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Informational influence

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Conformity that occurs when an individual accepts evidence about reality through others

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