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study how brain signals translate into conscious awareness and mental processes

compare behavioral and physiological

cognitive neuroscientists

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the state or quality of awareness

consciousness

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our biological clock

occurs within a 24 hr day

age and lifestyle effect this

circadian rhythm

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rapid eye movement

active sleep (dreaming)

REM

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quiet sleep

NREM

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brief transitional gateway from wakefulness to light sleep

Stage 1 NREM

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sleep spindles

k-complexes

stage 2 NREM

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slower, night terrors, very deep sleep, hardest to wake up from

stage 3 NREM

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protects, helps recuperate, restores brain tissue, rebuilds memories, feeds creative thinking, promotes growth

why we sleep

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predictor of depression

cause weight gain

suppress immune system

decrease reaction time

sleep deprivation

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result of insufficient sleep on a chronic basis

cannot be restored by one long sleep

sleep debt

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brain keeps accurate count of sleep debt for at least

2 weeks

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if you are sleep deprived

add one hour of sleep each night

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persistent problems in falling or staying asleep

insomnia

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Uncontrollable sleep attacks straight to REM

narcolepsy

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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

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infant stops breathing during sleep and dies

sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

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infants should be placed on their backs

no items that pose threat to suffocation

no caps on heads

abstain from smoking

SIDS prevention

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happen in stage 3 nrem

typical in children

night terrors

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t/f night terrors and nightmares are the same

false

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occur in REM sleep

nightmares

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occurs in NREM3

typically a childhood disorder

usually harmless

could be genetic

sleepwalking

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muscle paralysis associated with REM sleep does not occur

REM behavior disorder

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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

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sequences of images, emotions, and thoughts that pass through a sleeping person's mind

dreams

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when dreams occur in this stage they are more vivid and bizarre

REM

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when dreams occur in this stage they are more realistic

NREM

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whether or not a person remembers a dream depends on

which sleep cycle you wake in

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file away memories

wish fulfillment (froidian theories)

develop and preserve neural pathways

refeltc cognitive development

reason for dreams

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t/f most of us have likely used some form of drug in our lives

true

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abruptly stopping drug use may lead to

withdrawal

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can be fatal

just uncomfortable and distressing

withdrawal

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lowering the dosage in a stepwise fashion

titration

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depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens

drug categories

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calm neural activity and slow body functions

depressants

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alcohol, barbiturates, opiates

examples of depressants

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slowed neural processing

memory Disruption

Self-Awareness and control isn't controlled

alcohol

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t/f heroin was used to treat the common cold, coughs, and pain

true

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excite neural activity and speed up body functions

stimulants

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caffeine, nicotine, coke, meth, ecstacy

examples of stimulants

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worlds most popular psychoactive drug

last 2-5 hrs

caffeine

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one of the most addictive stimulants

pose many health risks

nicotine

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high is much longer - sometimes 8 hrs

triggers release of dopamine (seizures, depression, violent outbursts, irritability)

methamphetamine

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amphetamine derivative (stimulant and hallucinogen)

club drug (dehydration)

block reuptake of serotonin

distort perception

ecstacy (MDMA)

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distort perceptions and evoke sensory images in the absence of sensory input

hallucinogens

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ecstacy, LSD, marijuana

examples of hallucinogens

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created by chemist Albert Hoffman

good or bad trip

hallucinations are generally the same

similar to near-death experiences

LSD

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hemp is used for its

fiber

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leaves and flowers of marijuana plant contain

sold as marijuana

THC

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difficult to classify

mildly hallucinogenic effects

experiences vary with the situation

marijuana