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conciousness

awareness of ourselves and the environment

biological rhythms

periodic fluctuation in a biological system that could impact thoughts, feelings, and behavior

the sleep-wake pattern is an example of a

biological rhythm

circadian rhythm

endogenous within a period of 24 hours

internal desynchronization

influenced by a change in routine


(flights across timezones, change in work shifts)

SAD-seasonal depression

depression that happens during the winter moths but gets better in the spring

REM-rapid eye movement sleep

increased heart rate, muscles limp, dreaming

stage 1 of sleep

small, irregular brain waves (alpha waves)

stage 2 of sleep

sleep spindles, rapid high peaks in waves-minor noises do not disturb you

stage 3

delta waves- brain, pulse, breathing slows down

stage 4

all delta waves, deep sleep

what are the benefits of sleep?

repair cells, eliminate waste from muscles, replenish energy, boost creativity

sleep apnea

stop breathing during sleep and gasp awake

narcolepsy

randomly fall asleep-daytime attacks of sleepiness

REM behavior disorder

does not experience muscle limpness during REM sleep

mental benefits of sleep

consolidation of memories, problem solving, REM sleep for cognitive behavior

psychoanalitic outlook on dreams

NOT SUPPORTED! says that dreams express forbidden/unrealistic wishes and desires disguised as symbolic images

problem focused approach about dreams

dream about what's currently goin on in your like and may help you understand problems

cognitive approach on dreams

same activity we engage in when we're awake but our brain is cut off from external stimulation

activation synthesis theory

neurons being fired to certain parts of the brain and those parts make you dream certain things

hypnosis

you put someone in a trance and make them more likely to do stuff

what do concioussness altering drugs do

increase or decrease neurotransmitters


prevent reabsorbtion of neurotransmitters

stimulants

substance that speeds up the central nervous system

depressant

slows down central nervous system

opiates

pain management, increase pleasure

psychadellics

alter perceptions of time and space

factors that impact someone's reaction to drugs

physical characteristics, experience, environment, mental set