Unit 5: Consciousness & Sleep Flashcards

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Consciousness

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The awareness of, or the possibility of knowing what is happening inside or outside the organism (personal awareness).

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Nonconscious

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Not aware (ex: blood pressure).

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Preconscious

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Recalling something (ex: dinner).

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Subconscious

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Influence the conscious but not aware (ex: backmasking).

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Circadian Rhythm

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The 24(.2) hour sleep cycle that runs in our body.

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What is the best direction to fly when actively avoiding Jet Lag?

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Flying West is the best direction.

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What are common signs of Stage 1 NREM?

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-Lasts for approx. 10 minutes
-Body relaxes
-Brain waves slow down
-Dreamlets occur
-Hypnagogic Sensations (Floating/Jerks)
-Theta Waves

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What are common signs of Stage 2 NREM?

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-Lasts for approx. 10-15 mins
-Sleep spindle waves
-Mixed EEG activity

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What are common signs of Stages 3 & 4 NREM?

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-Large regular Delta Waves
-State of oblivion
-Incubus attacks
-Sleep walking/talking
-Accidental bed wetting

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What are common signs of REM Sleep?

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-Rapid Eye Movement
-Brain waves resemble the awake state
-Irregular pulse and breathing
-Vivid dreaming
-Paralysis
-High Frequency Beta Waves

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Symptoms of Partial Sleep Deprivation

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-Mental Fatigue
-Weight Gain
-Cognitive Impairments

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Symptoms of Total Sleep Deprivation

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-Inability to Focus
-Inability to hold conversation
-Paranoia
-Hallucinations

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Sleep Apnea

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Breathing stops until awakened.

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Restless Leg Syndrome

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The uncontrollable urge to flex and move your leg(s).

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Narcolepsy

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Falling into REM sleep without warning.

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder

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No paralysis during REM sleep.

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Night Terrors

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Sudden screaming and movement during Stages 3-4, most common in young children.

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Sleepwalking (Somnambulism)

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Walking around while still asleep.

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Insomnia

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Problems falling asleep.

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Cognitive Problem Solving (Cartwright)

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The creative process for solving problems, where dreams are not restrained by logic or realism.

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Synthesis Activation Theory

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Dreams are the side effects of random neural activation that produce “Wide Awake” brain waves during REM sleep.

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Freud’s Wish Fulfillment

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Dreams are wish fulfillment that are symbolic of unconscious conflicts.

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Manifest Content

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The story of a dream, in Freud’s interpretation.

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Latent Content

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The symbolic meaning of a dream, in Freud’s interpretation.

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Posthypnotic Suggestion

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Using hypnosis to redirect a bad habit into a harmless one. Examples include eating, smoking, stress, etc.

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Dissociation

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Two streams of consciousness:
-Pain suppression
-Road Hypnosis

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Role Play

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The obedience of the subject is what produces hypnotic effects.