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Circadian rhythm

Cyclical changes that occur on a roughly 24 hour basis in many biological process

Biological clock

Term for the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus that controls our alertness

How many stages of sleep?

5 each cycle of 5 last 90 mins







First stage of sleep:

1. Theta Waves


Light sleep (Brain powers down by 50 percent)




Lasts 5 mins

Stage 2

Brain slows down more and produces spindles and k-complexes (heart rate slows)




Up to 65 percent of our sleep occurs here




(20 Mins)

Stage 3

Transition phase


Brain produces delta waves


short

Stage 4

Delta waves


15-30 mins


Deep restorative sleep

Stage 5

REM SLEEP


It resembles wakefulness

Activation-Synthesis Theory

Dreams reflect inputs from the brain orginating in the pons which the forebrain then attempts to weave into a story (Brains attempt to make sense of random neural signals that happen in REM)

Which drug relieves sleep and reduces pain

Narcotic

Best sums up Freuds Dream Protection Theory

Sexual and aggressive instincts would bubble up during sleep, when the ego is less able to repress them, if dreams did not intervene to disguise them as wish fulfillment.

How many people experience insomnia

9 - 15 percent

How long does it take for a perfectly good sleeper to fall asleep?

15-20 Mins

Cross-cultural research has found consistent patterns in dreaming around the world. Which one of these patterns was discovered?

more emotion in women’s dreams than in men’s

Hypnosis is useful for?

A wide range of clinical applications

Tobacco is a?

Stimulant