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REM Sleep
Rapid eye movement
blood pressure fast
NREM
Non-Rapid Eye Movement
Four Sleep Stages
Slow Regular Respiration
Brain Wave Stages
1.Irregular Waves
2.Sleep Spindles
3.Delta Waves (slow waves)
4. Delta Waves at more that 50%
Effects of Sleep Deprivation
Difficulty concentrating
Lapses in attention
General irritability
Theories of why we sleep
Restorative- Sleep to restore body and mind

Circadian- That sleep evolved to keep humans out of harms way during night.
REM Rebound
Increased amounts of REM sleep that occurs after REM deprivation
(unpleasant dreams or nightmares)
"Monday Morning Blues"
Sleep deficit of at least an hour
Internal clocks operate on a day that is longer than 24hrs
Parasomnias
Sleep disturbances in which behaviors & physiological states that normally take place only in the waking state, occur while a person is sleeping
Color Blindness
Inability to distinguish certain colors
Depth Perception
Ability to perceive the visual world in three different dimensions and to judge distance accurately
Illusions
False perception or a misperception of an actual stimulus in the environment
Persuasion
Deliberate attempt to influence the attitudes and or behavior of another person

4 Elements
Source
Audience
Message
Medium
Altruistic Behavior
Behavior that is aimed at helping another requires some self sacrifice, and is not performed for personal gain
Scapegoating
Displacing aggression onto members of minority groups or other innocent targets not responsible for the frustrating situation
Prejudice
A negative feeling
Discrimination
A behavior
Stereotyping
Widely shared beliefs about the characteristics, traits, attitudes and behaviors of members of various social attitude groups
Biases
Actor Observer Effects- Situational for self, dis-positional for others

Self Serving- Take credit for success but blame others for failure
Mate Selection
We become romantically involved with equivalent others
Why we are attracted to things or people
Proximity
Mere-Exposure
Reciprocity
Similarity
Physically
Halo Effect
Conformity

Obedience

Compliance
Follow Group Standard

Follow Leader

Agree to Requests
Group Think
Extreme occurence -seeking
Group Polarization
Discussion leads to a shift towards a more extreme position
Cognitive Dissonance
Aversive state when attitudes & behaviors are inconsistent
Social Loafing
Tendency to put forth less effort when working with others
Top Down Processing
Info processing in which previous experience and conceptual knowledge are applied in order to recognize the nature of a whole and then logically
Bottom Up Processing
Info processing in which individual components of a stimulus are combined in the brain and prior knowledge is used to make inferences
Inattentional Blindness
Shift of focus from on thing to another and failure to notice changes
Perceptual Set
Expectation of what will be perceived which can effect what is actually perceived
Dark Adaptation
Opsin and Retinal bond together
Altered States of Consciousness
Change in awareness produced by sleep meditation, hypnosis and drugs
Circadian Rhythms
Within each 24hr period the regular fluctuation from high to low points of certain bodily functions and behaviors
Shift Work
Employment practice designed to make use of the 24hrs of the clock rather than a standard working day
Jet Lag
Consequence of alterations to circadian rhythms
Diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease
Abnormal Circadian Rhythms
Major Sleep Disorders
Narcolepsy
Sleep Apnea
Insomnia
Psychoactive Drugs
Any substance that alters mood, perception, or thought
Factors affecting how addictive a drug is
How fast it works
How pleasurable it is
How long effects last
How unpleasant not having it is
Flashbacks
LSD
The Primacy Effect
First Impression
Attributions
Dispositional- Personal, Internal

Situational- Environment, External
Ambiguous Figures
Pictures that can be interpreted more than one way
Attitudes
Cognitive- Thoughts
Emotional- Feelings
Behavioral- Actions
Drug Classifications
Stimulants
Depressants
Hallucinogens
Genetic Influence on Alcoholism
If your parent or their parents were alcoholics there is a likelihood that you will be to
Altered States of Consciousness
Changes in awareness produced by sleep, meditation, hypnosis or drugs
Zimbardos Prison Study
Personalities can change in institutions