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Consciousness is the awareness of both __________ and __________ stimuli.
internal; external
Metacognition is __________ about __________.
thinking; thinking
The two parts of consciousness are __________ and __________.
awareness; arousal
Higher-level consciousness involves __________ processing.
controlled
Executive function includes higher-order cognitive processes linked to the __________ cortex.
prefrontal
Cognitive control is the ability to maintain attention by reducing __________ thoughts.
interfering
Altered states of consciousness can be caused by drugs, trauma, fatigue, __________, and more.
hypnosis
Subconscious awareness encompasses processing that occurs while awake or __________.
asleep
Incubation is when subconscious processing leads to a solution to a __________ after a break from thinking about it.
problem
Sleep is defined as a natural and reversible loss of __________.
consciousness
The __________ rhythm affects the sleep/wake cycle and is linked to the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN).
circadian
Desynchronization can occur due to changes in work schedule or __________.
jet lag
Biological rhythms are periodic changes in the body controlled by __________ clocks.
biological
In Stage N1 (non-REM 1), the brain shows __________ waves on an EEG.
theta
During REM sleep, the brain produces fast waves, and __________ are common.
vivid dreams
Sleep disorders include __________, sleepwalking, and sleep apnea.
insomnia
Depressants decrease activity in the __________ nervous system.
central
Hallucinogens affect __________.
perceptions
In hypnosis, the first step is to minimize __________.
distractions
Theories of hypnosis include the divided consciousness view and the __________ cognitive behavior view.
social
Meditation aims at attaining a __________ state of mind.
peaceful
Mindfulness meditation is one type of __________.
meditation
