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Consciousness

The awareness of objects and events in the external world and internal events at any given moment. It is personal, continuous and changing

State of Consciousness

Level of awareness of our internal state and external surroundings

Normal Waking Consciousness

The states of consciousness associated with being awake and aware of our thoughts, memories, feelings and external sensations

Altered States of Consciousness

A state of consciousness that is characterised by reduced awareness of stimuli and that is different from normal waking consciousness

Characteristics of Consciousness

-Levels of awareness


-Emotional awareness


-Time orientation


-Self-control


-Perceptual and cognitive distortions


-Content limitations


-Controlled ad automatic processes

Daydreaming

an ASC in which we shift our attention from external stimuli to internal thoughts, feelings and imagined scenarios

Characteristics of daydreaming

-Lowered level of awareness


-Fewer content limitations


-Difficulty performing controlled processes


-Perceptual and cognitive distortions


-Change in self-control


-Change in emotional awareness

Alcohol-Induced State

ASC in which people experience worse vision, memory, attention span and self-control

Brain Wave Types

-Beta


-Alpha


-Theta


-Delta

Beta Waves

High frequency, low amp

Alpha Waves

High frequency, low amp

Theta Waves

Medium frequency, low amp

Delta Waves

Low frequency, high amp

EEG

Detects, amplifies and records general patterns of electrical activity of the brain

EOG

Detects, amplifies and records general patterns of electrical activity of muscles that control eye movement

EMG

Detects, amplifies and records general patterns of electrical activity in muscles

GSR

Sweat=increased electrical conduct and decreased resistance


Sweat=decreased electrical conduct and increased resistance

Other Physiological Measures

-Body temperature


-Heart rate