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49 Cards in this Set

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consciousness
awareness
self
know who you are, future temperature
we can
think present future past
we need others to
be fully conscious
consciousness begins around
5 months of age
become self aware
at age 2
become aware of others at age
7
without consciousness
there'd be no language
levels of consciousness
depend on brain, more syfisticated more conscious
levels of consciousness
different levels of awareness
conscious
fully aware of person, place, time
daydreamng
boredum thoughts
preconscious
memories easily recalled
unconscious
difficult to access,contains memories that cannot be recalled instinctuatal drives
sleep
important for health
you sleep about
1/3 9000 days
circadian rhythm
sllep wake cycle controlled by sunrise and sunset
superachiasmatic nucleus regulates
sleep wake cycle
disturbing the sleep/wake cycle
effects quality of sleep
how do we disturb our sleep
white light, work scheduales
stages 1 alpaha beta theta
brain waves light sleep nodding off brain activity slows
step 2 sleep spindles heart rate blood pressure slow
little spurts of brain activity
stage 3 4
deep sleep, sleep walking
delta waves
relaxed sleep not much brain activity
stage 5
rem sleep
rem sleep
very active brain, alpha waves vivid dreams paralyzed
how many cycles in an 8 hr night
6 cycles
rem sleep
important for health rejuvenation
insomnia
failure to fall or stay asleep due to stress or caffeine
sleep walking
stage 3/4 decrease brain activity not normal conscious ness
sleep apnea
stop breathing while sleeping obese or large people
narcolepsy
sudden urge to sleep muscle weakness triggered by emotion like happiness
hypersomnia
excessive daytime sleepiness
rem behavior disorder
generally affects men
Freud dreams
need to be analyzed
dreams represent the
unconscious
id
biological drive
dreams with jung
dramas ending is most important part
the lysis
end of dream, message
archetypes
symbols that everyone recognizes
dreams are always about
you
trauma dreams
traumatic dreams prepare you
memory consolidation
dreams help make memories solve problems
defragmenting the brain
dreams help brain run efficiently
absence of theory
dreams= meaningless
altered states of consciousness
anytime drugs are used
drug induced
LSD super aware
hypnosis
state of relaxation people are open to suggestion,not against will
meditation
period of hyper awareness, concentrate on breathing/awareness