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38 Cards in this Set

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Counsciousness
Awareness of ourselves and our environments
Biological Rhythm
Periodic physiological fluctuations
Circadian Rhythm
Biological clock; regular bodily rythms
REM Sleep
dreams, relaxed muscles, other systems active
Alpha Waves
brain waves; relaxed, awake state
Sleep
Periodic, natural,reversible loss of consciousness
Hallucinations
False sensory experiences, no external stimuli
Delta Waves
Large, slow brain waves
Insomnia
Recurring problems falling or staying asleep
Narcolepsy
Sleep disorder characterized by uncontrollable sleep attacks
Sleep Apnea
Temporarily stop breathing during sleep; repeated awakenings
Night Terrors
Stage 4 sleep. Extreme reactions to nightmares at night, not remembered
Dream
Images, emotions, thoughts while asleep
Manifest Content
Remembered story line of dreams; literal
Latent Content
Dream's underlying meaning; figurative
REM Rebound
After REM deprivation, increased REM
Hypnosis
Perception, feeling, thought, and behaviors suggested
Posthypnotic Suggestion
Suggestion carried out after hypnosis
Dissociation
Split in consciousness
Psychoactive Drug
Chemical; alters perceptions and mood
Tolerance
Diminishing effect with increased use
Withdrawal
Distress after discontinuing drugs
Physical Dependence
Physiological need for a drug
Psychological Dependence
Psychological need for drugs
Addiction
Compulsive drug craving and use
Depressants
Slow body functions and neural activity
Barbituartes
Depresses Central Nervous System, anxiety goes down, impaired memory and judgement
Opiates
Depressed neural activity, lessens pain
Stimulants
Speeds body functions and neural activity
Amphetamines
Speeds body functions, increases energy and lifts mood
Methamphetamines
Affects the Central Nervous System, speeds up body functions. Reduces baseline dopamine levels
Ecstasy
Mild Hallucinogen. Induces euphoria, intimacy
Hallucinogens
Distorts perceptions. Psychedelic drugs.
LSD
Powerful hallucinogenic drug. Acid.
THC
In marijuana, causes mild hallucinations
Near-Death Experience
Altered consciousness after a near-death experience
Dualism
Mind and Body are separate and interact
Monism
Mind and body are one together