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Consciousness
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Awareness of ourselves and our environment
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Cognitive neuroscience
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Studies the links between brain activity and cognition
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Dual processing
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Processed on separate conscious and unconscious tracks
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Selective attention
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Conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
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Selective attention
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Conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
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Inattentional blindness
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Don't see visual objects when we are focused on other things
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Selective attention
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Conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
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Inattentional blindness
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Don't see visual objects when we are focused on other things
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Change blindness
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Don't notice changes in our environment
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Selective attention
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Conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
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Inattentional blindness
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Don't see visual objects when we are focused on other things
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Change blindness
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Don't notice changes in our environment
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Circadian rhythm
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Body temp, sleep-wakefulness that follows a 24-hour cycle
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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REM sleep
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Brain and eyes are active, vivid dreams (paradoxical sleep)
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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REM sleep
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Brain and eyes are active, vivid dreams (paradoxical sleep)
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Alpha eaces
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Slow brain waves, awake relaxed state
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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REM sleep
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Brain and eyes are active, vivid dreams (paradoxical sleep)
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Alpha eaces
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Slow brain waves, awake relaxed state
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Sleep
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Body and mind depend for healthy functioning
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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REM sleep
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Brain and eyes are active, vivid dreams (paradoxical sleep)
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Alpha eaces
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Slow brain waves, awake relaxed state
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Sleep
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Body and mind depend for healthy functioning
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Hallucinations
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False sensory experiences without sensory stimulus
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Circadian rhythm
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About a day, or 24 hr
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REM sleep
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Brain and eyes are active, vivid dreams (paradoxical sleep)
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Alpha waves
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Slow brain waves, awake relaxed state
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Sleep
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Body and mind depend for healthy functioning
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Hallucinations
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False sensory experiences without sensory stimulus
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Delta waves
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Large, slow brain waves deep sleep
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Insomnia
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Can't fall asleep or stay asleep
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Insomnia
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Can't fall asleep or stay asleep
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Narcolepsy
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Uncontrollable sleep attacks REM
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Sleep apnea
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Stops breathing while asleep
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Sleep apnea
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Stops breathing while asleep
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Night terrors
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Episodes of high arousal with a parent terror, stage 4 sleep
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Ecstasy
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Synthetic stimulation and mild hallucinogen produce a short-term euphoria by increasing serotonin levels
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Ecstasy
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Synthetic stimulation and mild hallucinogen produce a short-term euphoria by increasing serotonin levels
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Hallucinogens
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Psychedelic drugs like LSD and marijuana. Distort perceptions and you both sensory images in the absence of sensory input
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Ecstasy
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Synthetic stimulation and mild hallucinogen produce a short-term euphoria by increasing serotonin levels
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Hallucinogens
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Psychedelic drugs like LSD and marijuana. Distort perceptions and you both sensory images in the absence of sensory input
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LSD
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Powerful hallucinogen
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Ecstasy
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Synthetic stimulation and mild hallucinogen produce a short-term euphoria by increasing serotonin levels
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Hallucinogens
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Psychedelic drugs like LSD and marijuana. Distort perceptions and you both sensory images in the absence of sensory input
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LSD
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Powerful hallucinogen
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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THC
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And marijuana mild hallucinogen
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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Tolerance
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Required progressively larger doses to produce the same effect
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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Dreams
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Images, emotions, thoughts
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Physical dependence
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Psychological need for a drug
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Psychological dependence
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Psychological need to use a drug
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Barbiturates
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Depressants used to induce sleep reduce anxiety
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Opiates
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Reduce neural activity and temporarily lessening pain and anxiety and
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Stimulants
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Caffeine nicotine excite neural activity and speed up body functions
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Amphetamines
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Stimulant speed up body functions and neural activity
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Methamphetamine
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Speed up body functions associated energy and mood changes
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Ecstasy
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Synthetic stimulation and mild hallucinogen produce a short-term euphoria by increasing serotonin levels
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Hallucinogens
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Psychedelic drugs like LSD and marijuana. Distort perceptions and you both sensory images in the absence of sensory input
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LSD
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Powerful hallucinogen
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Manifest content
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Remembered story line from a dream
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THC
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And marijuana mild hallucinogen
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Near death experience
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An altered state of consciousness and that is been reported by some people have a close brush with death
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Latent content
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Underlying but censored meaning of a dream
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REM rebound
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REM sleep to increase after REM sleep deprivation
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Hypnosis
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Social interaction where one person suggest to the other that certain perceptions feelings thoughts or behaviors will spontaneously occur
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Posthypnotic suggestion
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Suggestion made during hypnosis be carried out when no longer hypnotized
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Dissociation
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Divided attention between two or more thoughts or behaviors
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Psychoactive drugs
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Stimulants depressants and hallucinogens alter moods and perceptions mimicking activity and neurotransmitters
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THC
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In marijuana mild hallucinogen
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Withdrawl
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Discomfort and distress of all the discontinued use of an addictive drug
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