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study how brain signals translate into conscious awareness and mental processes
compare behavioral and physiological
cognitive neuroscientists
the state or quality of awareness
consciousness
our biological clock
occurs within a 24 hr day
age and lifestyle effect this
circadian rhythm
rapid eye movement
active sleep (dreaming)
REM
quiet sleep
NREM
brief transitional gateway from wakefulness to light sleep
Stage 1 NREM
sleep spindles
k-complexes
stage 2 NREM
slower, night terrors, very deep sleep, hardest to wake up from
stage 3 NREM
protects, helps recuperate, restores brain tissue, rebuilds memories, feeds creative thinking, promotes growth
why we sleep
predictor of depression
cause weight gain
suppress immune system
decrease reaction time
sleep deprivation
result of insufficient sleep on a chronic basis
cannot be restored by one long sleep
sleep debt
brain keeps accurate count of sleep debt for at least
2 weeks
if you are sleep deprived
add one hour of sleep each night
persistent problems in falling or staying asleep
insomnia
Uncontrollable sleep attacks straight to REM
narcolepsy
periodically stop breathing while asleep
decreased blood oxygen arouses them causing them to snort air for a few seconds
CPAP machines
associated w/ obesity
sleep apnea
infant stops breathing during sleep and dies
sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
infants should be placed on their backs
no items that pose threat to suffocation
no caps on heads
abstain from smoking
SIDS prevention
happen in stage 3 nrem
typical in children
night terrors
t/f night terrors and nightmares are the same
false
occur in REM sleep
nightmares
occurs in NREM3
typically a childhood disorder
usually harmless
could be genetic
sleepwalking
muscle paralysis associated with REM sleep does not occur
REM behavior disorder
inability to move during the transition into or out of sleep
complete awareness of surroundings
feelings of suffocation, impending doom
associated with severe sleep deprivation
sleep paralysis
sequences of images, emotions, and thoughts that pass through a sleeping person's mind
dreams
when dreams occur in this stage they are more vivid and bizarre
REM
when dreams occur in this stage they are more realistic
NREM
whether or not a person remembers a dream depends on
which sleep cycle you wake in
file away memories
wish fulfillment (froidian theories)
develop and preserve neural pathways
refeltc cognitive development
reason for dreams
t/f most of us have likely used some form of drug in our lives
true
abruptly stopping drug use may lead to
withdrawal
can be fatal
just uncomfortable and distressing
withdrawal
lowering the dosage in a stepwise fashion
titration
depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens
drug categories
calm neural activity and slow body functions
depressants
alcohol, barbiturates, opiates
examples of depressants
slowed neural processing
memory Disruption
Self-Awareness and control isn't controlled
alcohol
t/f heroin was used to treat the common cold, coughs, and pain
true
excite neural activity and speed up body functions
stimulants
caffeine, nicotine, coke, meth, ecstacy
examples of stimulants
worlds most popular psychoactive drug
last 2-5 hrs
caffeine
one of the most addictive stimulants
pose many health risks
nicotine
high is much longer - sometimes 8 hrs
triggers release of dopamine (seizures, depression, violent outbursts, irritability)
methamphetamine
amphetamine derivative (stimulant and hallucinogen)
club drug (dehydration)
block reuptake of serotonin
distort perception
ecstacy (MDMA)
distort perceptions and evoke sensory images in the absence of sensory input
hallucinogens
ecstacy, LSD, marijuana
examples of hallucinogens
created by chemist Albert Hoffman
good or bad trip
hallucinations are generally the same
similar to near-death experiences
LSD
hemp is used for its
fiber
leaves and flowers of marijuana plant contain
sold as marijuana
THC
difficult to classify
mildly hallucinogenic effects
experiences vary with the situation
marijuana