u4 aos1 dp10 Flashcards
sleep deprivation
state caused by inadequate quantity or quality of sleep, either voluntary or involuntary
- total sleep deprivation
- partial sleep deprivation
total sleep deprivation
no sleep over a period of time
partial sleep deprivation
less speel (q or q) than desired
affective effects
changes in emotional state, mood, ability to control emotions
- irritability, reduced empathy, amplified emotions, emotional reactions
behavioural effects
changes in actions and functioning
- tired, fatigue, longer to complete task, slower reaction time
micro sleeps (brief, involuntary sleeps)
sleep inertia
- naughty, reduced coordination, risk taking, inattention, injuries
cognitive effects
changes in the way we think, learn, process information
- poor judgement and decision making, impaired STM, poor problem solving, poor attention, lack of concentration, illogical thoughts
more likely to occur during siple/ automatic processes rather than complex/ controlled processes